iOS 16.1 beta 2 has fixed the infamous GPS bug on iPhone 14 Pro models. Here are all the details on this.
As small as GPS devices currently are, it would be expected that ill-intentioned people would use them to track others without their knowledge or consent. That's what happened to now-divorced Kenneth Villanova, who was spied on by a private investigator hired by his then-wife. According to a new ruling by a New Jersey court, that's completely legal.
