#Hidden map on your phone series#

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#Hidden map on your phone series#

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Victoria Beckham showcases her impeccable sense of style in an olive green dress with puffed sleeves as she steps out with husband David Perhaps more troubling is the prospect that anybody who steals or finds the phone will be able to access it and then use it to find the victim's home address - before going there to steal more.Īngela Lansbury's proudest role - rescuing her daughter from Charles Manson's evil clutches However, if the phone is internet-enabled, as almost all smartphones are, then it raises the prospect that hackers could get hold of the information remotely.

Here, you will be given access to the rather disturbing amount of data that your iPhone has been collecting on your whereabouts, all without telling you.Īpple has previously stated that the map exists only on each device, meaning the data cannot be accessed by other companies or security services. In order to access the map, users must go to the Settings menu on their phones, before scrolling through to find the Privacy menu.įrom there, go to Location Services, then find System Services and scroll down to find Frequent Locations. The map, called Frequent Locations, appears to be automatically enabled for most iPhone users who are left completely unaware of its existence - unless you know where to look. The feature has existed at least since the launch of iOS 7, which was launched in June 2013 and had been installed on 89 per cent of devices by 2014, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook. Called 'frequent locations', the map is automatically enabled for most iPhone users, but can be turned off from this menu