New iOS 26 Privacy Tweaks Every Power User Should Enable
Apple’s iOS 26 rolls out several under-the-hood privacy upgrades crafted with power users in mind. As your go-to teammate here at iphone26.com, I’m breaking down the key settings you’ll want to activate right away to stay ahead of the curve.
1. Lock App Tracking Permissions by Default
If you’re tired of apps sneakily requesting access over time, iOS 26 gives you the option to deny all tracking permissions by default, unless explicitly changed. It’s a great way to protect your digital footprint without constant interruptions.
2. Isolate Siri Requests
Big win for voice privacy: you can now isolate Siri interactions so they stay on-device, never touching Apple’s servers. Head into the Siri & Search settings to toggle this feature and enjoy more private voice control.
3. Encrypted App Activity Logs
iOS 26 privacy settings now include encrypted app activity monitoring, giving users granular control over background processes — while locking that data away unless you authorize its review.
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