For example, a third-party messaging and calling application might need access to your mic to allow you to make calls, or a photo editing app might need access to your photos to edit them. To take it one further, also consider that some of these accesses are completely normal. Also, you can always alter what apps you have and don't have access to.
Luckily, this is nothing to fear, because Apple has recently included a feature that allows to disable or enable access to certain privacy concerning parts of your data or iPhone. Secondly, also know that when you are downloading third-party applications you are often giving that app access to your microphone, data, or camera. They are there to let you know what is being used or accessed on your iPhone, as well as to alert you that certain apps may be accessing certain information. First off, I was to make sure you know that these symbols and status indicators are here for your benefit and to assist you and only you. This is totally understandable, and it's another reason why knowledge is power. Oftentimes, this creates confusion, curiosity, and even stress surrounding particular symbols, especially those that indicate the use of microphones and other privacy concerns.
Over the years, as iOS versions improve and advance, the symbols and status indicators on our iPhones have changed too.
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