Apple is preparing to launch a diary app, which can not only allow users to record daily bits, relieve stress, establish regular training or life, but also give users diary suggestions by tracking iPhone activities, and even have a way to identify friends and colleagues who are in frequent contact.
According to reports, this data will only be processed on the device, and the diary recommendations will be deleted after 4 weeks of retention, so there is no need to worry about personal privacy being leaked to Apple. However, the app’s exposure immediately sparked a competitive controversy. The founder of the Day One diary app says it’s definitely going to give us some competition. After Apple’s plan to develop its own diary app, Day One also worries that its service may be left out in the cold.
The diary app is expected to be available to all iPhone users on iOS 17, and the exact release date may be announced at the WWDC developer conference in June.