Apple has announced that iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 will be released today following more than six weeks of beta testing.

Many of the changes brought on by Apple Intelligence are centered around the camera and images on your iPhone, like making a movie out of your stored photos or generative image editing. But natural language search, which lets you find photos by describing them using regular language, was one of our favorites.

A new feature in iOS 18 can share your photos with Apple. Here's how it works, whether you should be concerned, and how to turn it off if you'd prefer.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Enhanced Visual Search is enabled by default on iOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1. This matches points of interest in your photos with a global index maintained by Apple. This guide shows you how to disable that feature for enhanced privacy.

Data privacy has always been a key selling point for Apple products. The company even carried its philosophy over to the implementation of AI in iPhones, which could be affecting performance. However,

A new feature in iOS 18 shares users’ photos and photo data with Apple by default, a setting that has raised concerns about privacy. Called “Enhanced Visual Search,” the feature allows the “device to match places in your photos with a global index maintained by Apple” in order to search photos based on landmarks and other information within photos.

The world is evolving, and so is the field of cyberattacks. In this ever evolving world, the topic of privacy is often talked about. Some people take it very seriously, and some have a chill approach towards it.