Can I see True North on the iPhone compass?
Yes, the iPhone Compass app can automatically compensate for True North at your current location. By default, the Compass app displays Magnetic North in your area.
To show True North, follow these steps:
Yes, the iPhone Compass app can automatically compensate for True North at your current location. By default, the Compass app displays Magnetic North in your area.
To show True North, follow these steps:
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Apple AirTag accessories are getting more colorful by the day. Apple has just released two new colors in the AirTag Leather Key Ring and Leather Loop. These are both designed to keep the AirTag safely attached to your belongings in style.
The latest colors are California Poppy (shown above) and Baltic Blue. Both the AirTag Leather Key Ring and Leather Loop now come in a total of five color options:
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Some websites want to know the location of your iPhone. In certain instances this can be convenient, as getting a delivery to your home or finding a ride would be impossible without your location. Other times it feels like websites are spying on your device, and asking constantly to know where you are walking, talking, and shopping. Make Safari stop nagging you for your current location by denying access, or by allowing Safari to share your location when needed.
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Location services on the iPhone is constantly collecting and tracking the position of your device anywhere in the world. For most people this provides an incredible level of convenience for everyday activities, such as looking at maps or connecting with friends and family. On the flip side, there can be a dark side for privacy when it comes to personal data being shared.