Caitlin SarianEducator, Influencer, Cybersecurity Expert, Founder

I partnered with @paloaltonetworks to help you with your data privacy

Name: I partnered with @paloaltonetworks to help you with your data privacy
Uploaded: 2024-10-30T19:14:12+00:00
Duration: 52 s
Channel: Caitlin Sarian
Description: Short YouTube video by Caitlin Sarian (title: "I partnered with @paloaltonetworks to help you with your data privacy") that warns viewers apps may be…

30 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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Short YouTube video by Caitlin Sarian (title: "I partnered with @paloaltonetworks to help you with your data privacy") that warns viewers apps may be accessing sensitive data and gives a practical walkthrough for checking and revoking app permissions. Instructions guide viewers to Settings → Privacy → App Permissions and show how to toggle access for Location, Camera, Microphone, Contacts, and Photos for individual apps. The clip ends with a call-to-action and a sponsorship/partnership mention with Palo Alto Networks.

Your apps are spying on you. Want to know what permissions they're secretly using? Let's check it out. Most of your apps are tracking more than you think. Your location, camera, contacts, even your microphone. Yeah, kind of creepy, right? But don't worry. I'm going to show you how to see exactly what they're collecting and how to turn it off.
Save this and follow along. Go to Settings and find privacy. Here you'll see app permissions. This is where you can check what each app is allowed to access. Location, camera, microphone, contacts, all of that. Now let's say you don't want an app tracking your location 24. 7. Just tap on location and turn it off for that app. Or let's say you don't want them having access to all your photos. Go to Photos and turn it off for that app. You can do the same for any other permission.
You just stop the app from spying on you. Go through all your apps and take control of your data.
Try.
Trust me. It feels so good to know who's watching and to shut them down. Want more helpful tips like this? I've partnered with Palo Alto Networks to help.