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| Apple iPhone 11 testing prevents your site from being discovered |
After security researcher Brian Krebs discovered late last year that the iPhone 11 Pro phone was constantly monitoring your location, Apple tested the Shift key to locate the promised location for iPhone 11 users last December. Site services.
After security researcher Brian Krebs discovered late last year that the iPhone 11 Pro phone was constantly monitoring your location, Apple tested the Shift key to locate the promised location for iPhone 11 users last December. Site services.
The researcher, who owns KrebsOnSecurity, said that iPhone 11 Pro will track the user's location even if all available location services (except for the master key) are turned off. Which caused concern because the reason was not clear.
The reason for this is that the broadband chip used in new mobile phones, including the iPhone 11, is still not supported worldwide, and these devices need to be checked regularly so that Apple can deactivate the chip if it is not available. Legal use.
Although Apple has confirmed that no site data will be collected and that UWB tests will be fully performed on the device, Apple has agreed to provide a dedicated chip exchange tool to address concerns.
Brandon Butch found this functionality in the latest beta version of iOS 13.3.1 and found a new "Network and Wireless" key under "System Services" in Location Services. The key is located under New in Privacy Settings.
Disabling means that disabling wireless networks and locations can affect the performance of Bluetooth, Wireless, and UWB.
It is worth noting that Apple devices use the ultra-wide UWB chip to determine the exact location. One of the advantages of this chip is that users can quickly find the right person for AirDrop functionality when iPhone users are full.