By Rachel Kaser
Apple announced at today’s WWDC it was rolling out stronger security and privacy features which help keep user data from being exploited. These include protection against “fingerprinting” and cookie tracking. Apple’s senior vice president of software, Craig Federighi, revealed the new, more stringent security protocols. Among other features, Apple’s expanding its basic protections — such as alerting you when a third-party app wants to use your location or photos — to cover the camera, microphone, Safari data, and message history. It’s also protecting users from fingerprinting on Safari, or the use of features unique to your device which allow data…
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