k4N78BFaDp- Benedict Evans June 24, 2020 You can given an app access just one photo instead of opening up your whole library. There are lots of little privacy tweaks in the new iOS. Within settings, you can choose 'Read and Write' access, or never. Currently, iOS 13 users have two options for photo privacy.
Spotted by Benedict Evans, one such feature is a change to user permissions for apps which request access to your photos. The main features were more privacy information on the App Store, a new recording indicator for the mic and camera, an 'Upgrade to Sign in with Apple' feature, and a new approximate location setting.Īs is always the case, some features that are new don't always make the keynote. That's why with iOS 14, we're giving you more control over the data you share and more transparency into how it's used. Privacy is a fundamental human right and at the core of everything we do. During the keynote, Apple touted a few of its new privacy features and notes on its website:
A new privacy feature for photos in iOS 14 will let users give an app access to a single photo, or a selection, rather than their entire library.Īpple announced iOS 14 at its WWDC keynote on Monday with a swathe of new features and redesigned elements.
