Apple’s iPhone Users Are Justifiably Concerned By The New Meaning Of The Orange Dot On Their Screens

Apple iPhone users are raising concerns over a small but significant feature: the orange dot that appears on their screens. Many have wondered if it’s harmless — or a sign of something more troubling.Image 1

The orange dot is Apple’s way of notifying users that an app is currently using the phone’s microphone. In most cases, this is perfectly normal, such as when making calls, recording audio, or using voice notes.Image 2

However, some users have reported seeing the dot when they weren’t actively using the microphone, leading to fears that their phones might be listening to them without permission. Understandably, this has left many feeling uneasy.

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