I want to disable (battery usage by app) that track what app I spend time on the most. You know it make me do not have privacy. If someone want to check what I spend time on, they always go there and check easily. This is getting me into trouble.
If Apple doesn't have solution to turn this feature off, do not put it there. And this might be the end of your product to me.
If you are a minor and your parents have Family sharing turned on then they benefit as they can see you are mostly playing games. If this is a work phone, i.e., either your work provided it or you use it for work and it is a managed device this benefits your employer as they want you to be working with their device.
If this is your device and only you have access to it then no one else can see what you are doing so I don't see what the issue is then. It is very helpful if a user has a battery malfunction and something is draining their battery to see what it is and to take appropriate action. It can also help Apple techs if they are diagnosing a phone.
No, Apple does not collect your battery usage and can only see it if you give them permission, such as getting your phone serviced. It makes no sense to turn off battery usage information, it can be very valuable. It is not a privacy issue or a software coding issue.
Who gets the benefit from this tool or function? Why do we need to know that battery usage? We use it we knew it already. Isn't it for collecting data purpose ?
How can we trust ?
Why don't have options to track and not track ? Or it is hard to write few more code? Someone can do it if need help.
Tawarn wrote:
Who gets the benefit from this tool or function?
All of us who choose to utilize it.
Why don't [we] have options to track and not track ?
We do. If we choose not to track, we can simply ignore the display.
Thanks for good answer for the question. You did a good job. But it doesn't satisfy customer's need. I want to turn it off but now I know this Software have nothing to do with it because they intended to make it like this. It is Engineer's fault. This is smart phone it is smarter than human we are the dumb person cannot stop what the phone is doing. Later on they will put anything people doesn't asked for and we just use it. That's all it about.
No, it is not an engineers fault. Engineers make no decisions about functionality; that is exclusively the province of the user experience team. Engineers just build what they are told to build.
Tawarn wrote:
If someone want to check what I spend time on, they always go there and check easily.
This can only happen if:
Disable (Battery usage by App)
