Details and codes accesswill be a thing of the past, may announce soon Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Her giant technology από την Καλιφόρνια έκανε μία αίτηση για δίπλωμα ευρεσιτεχνίας με μερικές καινοτόμες ρυθμίσεις ασφαλείας που βασίζονται στην τοποθεσία του χρήστη.
The idea is simple, but its implementation requires great advanced technology. To put it simply, Apple wants your iPhone to be smart enough not to ask for your password when you are at home, but to lock automatically when you're away.
Apple filed a patent application on US Patent and Trademark Office [US Patent and Trademark Office]. The document, entitled "Hot-sensitive security levels and site-based profile adjustment," details in detail how Apple will do it.
The application explains that you can set the software and hardware once, and then have the device dynamically adjust security features.
The location is not the only information your device will use to determine its location. If the GPS is not available, the device can use a home WiFi network, or data from the local antenna on the mobile network to triangulate its location or even other mobile phones. In order for the positioning to work properly, the phone will require at least two systems to be in use.
Apple also wants the device to be taught specific standards so that it knows you are ready to do something. For example, if you are at home, the device may know that you want to download all the photos you took during the day or download some updates. Precisely because you are currently using a known Wi-Fi network, you can set the device not to ask for passwords for each application as long as the minimum requirements are met.
Εάν το τηλέφωνο εντοπίσει ότι το βράδυ δεν είστε στο σπίτι, να αλλάζουν τα μέτρα ασφαλείας και να περιμένει λίγο περισσότερο πριν από τη μεταφόρτωση φωτογραφιών σας στο iCloud ή το dropbox.
Also, for applications that have sensitive or personal information, such as Contacts, Calendar and Mail, ask for an additional code when you are in a public place.
In game Touch ID is also included. When you're at home, the phone can be set not to ask for your passcode, and when you're away, the passcode should be replaced by Touch ID, so that only the user will be able to unlock the phone.
Another great example is an overall profile for the car. The location is not important, but proximity to other devices can make your iPhone capable of automatically connecting to the car's audio system and playing a specific playlist.
It is worth noting that Apple patents patents even for some features that can not come to light or will be added many years later. These new security features may not be able to be added to iOS, at least not up to the 9 version expected for 2015.
