iOS 15.2 Released: App Privacy Report and Digital Legacy

Following a long beta period, Apple has finally released iOS 15.2 with a variety of features and enhancements for iPhone users. One of the most important features of this version is the App Privacy Report, which lets you see which apps have access to your information.

IOS 15.2 update available to iPhone users via the Settings app Set And can be installed for free. In this version, you can access the full privacy report of the applications. This feature indicates how many times applications have access to sections such as the camera and microphone. In addition, this section shows what domains applications and websites are associated with and where they send your information.

Another important feature of this update is called Communication Safety. One of the functions of this feature is to automatically detect iMessage messages to delete them for children if there is inappropriate content. This also applies to nude images and provides children with options for reporting this event. This feature was part of a series of controversial CSAM changes introduced by Apple to combat child sexual abuse.

iOS 15.2 provides Voice Plan subscription access

The iOS 15.2 update brings a new Voice Plan subscription to Apple Music so you can access all songs on the service via Siri commands. This subscription only works through Siri and retails for $ 4.99 a month.

Apple also allows Digital Legacy to introduce your trusted contacts as Legacy Contacts so that they can access your iCloud account and personal information after your death. In iOS 15.2, the macro switch button is more clearly available to users to disable automatic camera switching.

This update also provides Hide My Email capability to iCloud Plus subscribers so that they can create unique and random email addresses. iOS 15.2 includes more small and large changes that are recommended for all users.