Apple says Maps privacy bug didn't affect iPhone, denies that apps used location data without consent

iOS 16.3 was released to the general public last month, and among other new features, it also included a variety of security updates. One of those fixes addressed an Apple Maps privacy bug that could have allowed an app to "bypass Privacy preferences." In a statement to 9to5Mac on Friday, Apple clarified that iPhone users "were never at risk" because of this vulnerability. The company also refuted a report that said a Brazillian food delivery app was accessing user location without permission in...