Apple is not wasting any time on the Elimination of their commitment to a fault, the location database to storing location database data of iPhone and iPad 3G users to iTunes. The company has sent a preliminary version of IOS 4.3.3 to BGR.
The update, which will be expected to be launched sometime within the next two weeks is also the location of your database file if the button is disabled location services, and also improves battery life and fixing bugs related to Apple iPod.
With the new update, the software will no longer maintain the site database file consolidated.db iTunes when iPhone users sync with an iPhone 3G or iPad. In addition, IOS is 4.3.3 shrink the size of the file consolidated.db and limiting the amount of time the information is stored.
This is a response to an error that allows for storage of up to 1 years worth of Wi-Fi hotspot and cellular tower sites, although the iPhone manufacturer emphasizes that the file was not sent anywhere. Apple says that more than 7 days of data is required for the iPhone. The error is not stopping location data when the key was turned off location services. The tech giant said it would be the next major update IOS software to encrypt data to third parties using the information under our control.
The location of data storage problem is a hot topic in Washington in the past two weeks. As we reported earlier, Verizon will be making a removable sticker on all new phones warning about the gathering of location data and the possibility that it could be used for the user of the phone to determine. A planned May 10th Senate hearing on the phone privacy appearances by representatives of both Apple and Google
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