If you're curious about where you've been and when you were there, your iPhone keeps detailed records of your movements. It uses the built-in GPS and location services to quietly monitor and log your ...

You can see all of the locations your iPhone thinks are significant and turn off the location features in Settings. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac If you’re uncomfortable with social media apps ...

Apple's iPhones provide robust privacy and security features, allowing users to monitor app access to sensitive data like the ...

There are plenty of reasons why you might want to let a small, select group of people know where your smartphone is: To let them know you're safe, for example, or so they know how long it'll be before ...

Halloween night can involve lots of running "amok, amok, amok" for some people—and a lot of repeat watches of "Hocus Pocus" for others. If you're part of the former, sharing your location with friends ...

When you share photos or videos from your iPhone, you're often also sharing the exact location where the photo was taken. Your iPhone logs the location of each picture by default, which is useful ...

Losing track of where you parked your car can be a frustrating and time-consuming ordeal, especially in large parking lots, busy city streets, or unfamiliar neighborhoods. Thankfully, with modern-day ...

The just-released iPhone software update has a bunch of headline features including Priority Notifications, new emoji, Sketch in Image Playgrounds and more, but iOS 18.4 also has some more ...

Apple’s new “Share Item Location” feature in iOS 18.2 allows iPhone users to securely share the real-time location of lost items (like AirTags) with third parties, including airlines. The feature is ...