You can select which apps can use cellular and other data.

Tap on an option or toggle switch to grant or refuse permission.

Tap on any app to access permissions and some extra options, such as access to notifications, permission to use cellular data as well as Wi-Fi, and to learn from the app and show suggestions on the Home screen.

For apps like News, Apple TV, and others, you can direct Siri & Search to Learn from this App to make suggestions both within and across apps, based on your previous use.

For the Cellular category, scroll down to the list of apps and toggle data access for specific apps on or off.

Scroll down the Settings screen beyond the Privacy menu for individual apps.

With Apple Health data, you can grant an app access to some data and not other data.

For location data, you can grant access to an app all the time or only when the app is open.

Here are a few ways to control your app permissions in iOS 14.5 - which is similar to, but somewhat more detailed and specific, than previous versions.

On iOS, apps request permissions at the time of need, including to show notifications and often when you install or use a new app. You can grant and revoke permissions at any time. Take a few minutes to get an idea of what you’re already sharing with your iOS apps, and whether that information is absolutely necessary and if there’s anything you need to change. But sometimes apps can go overboard seeking information they don’t need or gather it constantly, and that’s where you need to take control. When apps know what they need to know about you, they can do a better job. With Apple’s iOS apps, permissions allow you to seamlessly tag photos and videos with your location, permit video apps to use your camera and microphone, allow map apps to determine your exact location to give you proper directions, and let weather apps give you the correct forecast so you know whether to dress warmly or grab an umbrella.

Mobile apps are the universal gateway to multi-purpose functionality.

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