It has been reported by Mail
Online quoting China’s CCTV that China considers iPhone’s Frequent Location
function a national security threat.
The Chinese state media said in a
statement on Friday that the ability of the iPhone to track and time-stamp
locations is suspicious and can be a threat to its national security. iPhone's 'Frequent Locations' function allows
users to be tracked and information about them revealed.
Apple has frequently come under
fire from Chinese state media, which accused the company of providing user data
to U.S. intelligence agencies and have called for 'severe punishment'.
It may be added that iPhone is
one of the leading cellphone being used in China and some 150 millions iPhones have
been sold in China.
Read more about it at: Daily Mail
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