Smartphones serve as essential organizational tools, yet they also pose privacy risks by collecting personal data and location information. To mitigate these risks, experts, including Darren Guccione from Keeper Security, recommend that users only enable location tracking when absolutely necessary, such as for navigation or emergencies. Users are also advised to adjust app permissions related to location services, restricting background access. Apple and Android devices offer different methods for managing these settings, emphasizing the importance of user control over their personal data.
Darren Guccione of Keeper Security advises users to only activate location tracking during essential activities and to turn it off immediately afterwards.
To limit smartphone tracking, users should check app permissions for location services and ensure that apps don't have always-on access.
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