Apple started the weekly WWDC with many announcements. Most of them are related to the company's software and applications.
One of the main announcements was that of the upcoming iOS 15. This is the next big version of the platform for Apple iPhone and iPad mobile devices.
The upcoming operating system will bring an additional feature to protect the privacy of its users. So let's see what the new Find My Phone, this time called Find My Network, will bring.
Apple privacy concerns users when it launches AirTags item trackers. The practical way in which AirTags trackers were found by Apple trackers has led many to question the company's Find My Network.
According to 9to5Mac, an iPhone with iOS 15 will always be able to be detected with the Find My Network feature, even if the device is turned off. In the event of low power or power off, the phone will act as an AirTag. This way, it can be found, even if there are minimal battery rates.
Even more interesting is that the device can be found even if someone manages to format. This will allow the detection of a stolen iPhone, a feature that Apple did not support before.
The Find My Network feature will be enabled by default and users will need to look in the settings to actually disable it from their iPhones.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
