About a month ago, she surprised many apple lovers message about the iPhones 11 and 11 Pro They track the location of their users even though they have this option disabled through the settings (with the exception of the main switch). Apple responded very quickly to this discovery by declaring that the use of background location even after its seemingly complete ban requires a new ultraU1 broadband chip, used for example for better AirDrop or better interior navigation, with the possibility of completely disabling it via a switch. And this is exactly what started this option Apple in the latest beta iOS 13.3.1 test.
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In the new beta, a brand new switch called Networks & Wireless has arrived in the Location Services settings, which disables the U1 chip. However, at least according to the system notification, it has iOS This switch also affects the functionality of Bluetooth and WiFi, which may not work completely reliably - or rather, deactivation may have a negative effect on both technologies. It is therefore clear that turning it off will not be recommended. However, if the user needs to manage their tracking really thoroughly, their options will expand considerably again.
At this point, it is not entirely clear when we might see the release of the system. iOS 13.3.1 wait. However, if Apple now keep its standard testing pace, releasing betas every week, theoretically we could see the release of the live version in the second half of February or at the end of it. This version iOS because it will Apple very likely to test maxat least through 6 betas, as this is a relatively small update. However, we will have to wait for the final date.
