Summary: <div>In this podcast, AnonyMouse shows us how iOS 7 users can take back some control over their privacy by stopping their iPhone from tracking frequently visited locations.</div> <div> </div> <div>In iOS 7, your iPhone now pays more attention to your locations than previous versions of iOS by keeping a log of the geographic locations that you most frequently visit. Basically, your iPhone now remembers everywhere that you’ve been.</div> <div> </div> <div>Fortunately, if this is something that bothers you, there us an option buried away in Settings which will allow you to disable it.</div> <div> </div> <div>Simply head on over to Settings, and then Privacy. Go to Location Services and then System Services. You’ll now find Frequent Locations at the bottom of the next page, and after double-tapping that you will be able to change the Frequent Locations slider to the off position.</div>
