iPhone bugs lets people watch you without your consent

LAHORE – Technology can be a blessing in disguise at times and other times it can simply be an intrusive mess.

The latest is that according to 9to5Mac, an instance has come to light where a bug lets people call anyone on FaceTime, and watch them even if that person hasn’t picked up the call.

As a solution users are disabling FaceTime in iOS settings, until further notice.

Apple has identified the issue and will be fixing it through a software update later in the week.

https://twitter.com/BmManski/status/1089967572307640325

People are feeling shaken with disbelief and paranoia is taking over as iPhone users are convinced they are being eavesdropped on.

https://twitter.com/backlon/status/1090049242809286656

https://twitter.com/robotodd/status/1090061036256968705

People are going into the settings and turning off FaceTime to avoid any privacy breach.

https://twitter.com/MikeIsaac/status/1090088472407207938

In addition to that, if a person presses the Power button (to ignore the call), their video will be sent to the caller anyway.

People are convinced they already knew this was going to be technology’s fate.

https://twitter.com/robotodd/status/1090061527980359685

Others are taking up the problem on a lighter note.

https://twitter.com/616Sd/status/1090108779847434245

 

 

More from this category

Advertisment

Advertisment

Follow us on Facebook

Search