We used to download apps, enable permissions, and share data without giving it a second thought. But today, most people want more control over their info. That starts with protecting yourself from endless data breaches, leaks, and hacks. And what about all those apps on your phone? It’s easier than ever to see if they know exactly where you are – and stop it if you want to. Some apps need to know where you are to work correctly. Many that don't need this information, request access, and you probably said yes when you installed it. On your iPhone or iPad, follow these steps to change your overall tracking preference: • Tap Settings, navigate down to Privacy and tap Location Services. • If the first slider is turned on, it means that apps can track you. • Slide it off if you universally want to deny your device from using Location Services. On Android, first, check to see which apps have access to your location: • Swipe down from the top of the screen and press down on Location. If it’s not there, search your Settings menu and find Location. • Tap App permission. You will see a list of apps that can access your location any time, only while it’s in use, or when you give permission. #iPhone #Android #technology #privacy #data