iOS 18's Photos app sends data to Apple

Apple's latest iOS update shares your photo data without asking
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No opt-in: iOS 18 sends image data to Apple without being asked
To allow personal photos to be searched for landmarks, iOS synchronizes image data with Apple servers. An opt-out apparently does not undo this.
This iOS 18 feature shares your photos with Apple. How to turn it off
A new feature in iOS 18 can share your photos with Apple. Here's how it works, whether you should be concerned, and how to turn it off if you'd prefer.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
This sneaky iOS 18 setting shares your photos with Apple — here’s how to turn it off
"It ought to be up to the individual user to decide their own tolerance for the risk of privacy violations," developer Jeff Johnson argued.
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iOS 18's Photos app sends data to Apple without your consent
Data privacy has always been a key selling point for Apple products. The company even carried its philosophy over to the implementation of AI in iPhones, which could be affecting performance. However,
Apple iPhones Running On iOS 18 Reportedly Sharing Your Private Photo Data, Here's How You Can Turn It Off
The world is evolving, and so is the field of cyberattacks. In this ever evolving world, the topic of privacy is often talked about. Some people take it very seriously, and some have a chill approach towards it.
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