Apple to soon tell you what data is being collected by apps on your iPhone

Initially announced at WWDC in June, the App Privacy Report will summarise all the apps on the iPhone and what data is being accessed by each of the installed apps.

When Apple rolled out App Tracking Transparency in April this year, many companies, including Facebook, opposed it. Now, the Cupertino-based giant is taking one step ahead and will soon start showing users App Privacy Report. The new feature will tell iPhone users how much data is being collected by apps.

The new App Privacy Report has been spotted in iOS 15.2 beta, which means it may take a few months to roll out to all users. But the bottom line is the new feature would offer user details about the data and sensors each installed mobile app has accessed in the last few days.