When you get a brand new iPad, you should do a quick check to make sure the privacy settings aren't letting apps or sites use data you don't want to share.

Accessing Apple ID settings on your iPhone or iPad is crucial for managing your device and account. These settings let you specify which data gets synced across devices, access features like Find ...

You can change these settings (and revert back to the defaults, if you prefer) at any time on your iPhone — and if you happen to own an iPad, many of these same settings can also be found in iPadOS.

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