When it comes to user privacy, Apple takes it very seriously. The tech giant has released a new "Today at Apple" session, "Taking Charge of Your Privacy on iPhone" that will teach users how to protect their privacy on their phones.
Just like the brand's other creative sessions, "Taking Charge of Your Privacy" is also free for attendees. All interested participants have to do is sign up on Apple'sfor the 30 minutes session. It is preferred that participants bright their own iPhone updated with iOS 16 to make the most out of the session.
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