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What happens in a phone that stays in the iPhone, depending on the display panel?
Apple admitted that there was a bug in the application "Time" that allowed a short listening even if the recipient did not answer the call.
In some cases, the recipient's phone sends a video without the recipient being aware of the order.
The company said it has found a solution and send an update to the application to users this week.
In the meantime, it seems that Apple has disabled the function of phone calls with the help of "FaceTime". It has been found that the fault occurs if the operating system is used in version 12.1 or later.
The application includes the use of group discussion, which seems to have been mixed with the software and automatically turns on the microphones even if the call is not accepted.
The wiretap stops after disconnecting after a ring for a while.
"National Day of Privacy"
She drew a code 9toMac Note that if you try to disable the call or close the device, a video will be sent to the caller, without the owner's knowledge.
Apple said in a statement that it was aware of the problem, identified and addressed, and that it will send a software update to users this week.
Users concerned about social media have suggested turning off TimeTime.
The discovery of the problem coincided with the "World Privacy Day" in the United States, announced by Tim Cook, director of Apple.
"On World Privacy Day, we must all take the necessary steps to protect privacy," he said in a tweet on the social networking site Twitter. "The dangers are real and can have significant consequences."
New York Governor Andrew Como advised citizens to disable enforcement.
Apple has placed an explosive billboard near the Consumer Electronics Show exhibition venue where "What's going on in your phone stays in your phone".
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