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Apple today released iOS 15.2, the second major update to the iOS operating system that was released in September. iOS 15.2 introduces several features that Apple initially promised would come in iOS 15, but were ultimately delayed. This guide highlights everything new that’s been added in the iOS 15.2 update.
App Privacy Report
App Privacy Report is one of the iOS 15 additions that Apple showed off at WWDC. It’s a privacy feature designed to allow users to see how often apps have accessed their permission-restricted info like location, photos, camera, microphone, and contacts across the last seven days.
With App Privacy Report, users can also see which apps have contacted other domains and how recently they’ve contacted them to keep an eye on what apps are doing behind the scenes. You can, for example, see all of the trackers that a website is using, so you know where your data is going.
App Privacy Report is available by opening up the Settings app, selecting the Privacy section, and choosing App Privacy Report. From there, you can toggle it on. After you use apps for some time, data will begin showing up in this spot.
Apple has a dedicated support document for the App Privacy report feature, which includes additional information on how it works.
Emergency SOS
Emergency SOS, the feature that lets you call emergency services with a series of button presses, has been updated in iO
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