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How to Make the Most of Apple's New Privacy Tools in iOS 13?

} 1364 .I 2* C} a By Brian X. Chen Sept. 25, 2019Updated 5:51 pm. ET To get the latest security protections against viruses, exploits and whatever other nasty stuff is out there, it's wise to keep the software for our devices updated. For iPhones, that's especially true now. That's because Apple's iOS 13, the most recent mobile software for iPhones, arrived last week. Similar updates to the operating system for iPads, iPadOS, was released this week. And they offer many new tools that help safeguard our digital privacy. Apple walked me through a list of the new privacy features. Among them is a shortcut to automatically create a burner email address for signing in to apps. The software also has a callsilencing feature to shut down robocallers. And there are new buttons to minimize sharing of location data with third parties. In an era when digital privacy is in the spotlight, these tools are more than welcome. So I tested iOS 13 for a week to figure out which of the new features are easy to use and how best to take advantage 8 learn.viu.ca 1364 .I e -' privacy tools soon.) Interested in All Things Tech? The Bits newsletter will keep you updated on the latest from Silicon Valley and the technology industry. SIGN UP ADVERTISEMENT Block content from this web address One word on when you should adopt iOS 13: New operating systems are typically chock- full of software bugs, and this one is no exception. So it would behoove most iPhone owners to wait a few weeks for those glitches to be fixed before installing the free update. For now, bookmark this column to find out more about iOS 13's top new privacy features. Then return to it after you download the update. AA 8 |earn.viu.ca C),