Apple Updates iPhone To Address Privacy Worries
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Apple is updating the iPhone to reduce the amount of time the device stores information about its users' whereabouts.
The software released Wednesday follows through on Apple's recent promise to revise a feature that logged iPhone users' movements for up to a year. Apple says the location data won't be kept for more than a week after the changes to the iPhone's operating system are installed.
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