Caitlin Sarian (cybersecurity and data privacy expert) warns about iOS 18’s new eye-tracking feature, arguing that hands-free control could enable invasive data collection and misuse. She raises scenarios where social platforms or others could track gaze to assess attention or behavior and urges viewers to share and follow for more tips.
Foreign iOS 18 security features that really freaked me out as a cyber security and data privacy expert. Eye tracking feature? Honestly, this is just some creepy black mirror stuff. Now I know this eye tracking feature offers hands free control for your iPhone, but it's just too much. More data people collect, the more that they're assessing you and the more that they know about you. My concern is that this is going to get into the wrong hands ends. Maybe social media will start using the eye tracking to see where exactly you're looking in each video. Or maybe they might try using it to see if we're actually paying attention to photos and videos. Who knows? But there is so many security concerns when it comes to eye tracking. Share this with all your blue message vessies and follow for more cybersecurity tips.
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