Not to my knowledge. But suddenly there it is, under Settings/Privacy/Health, despite my NEVER having installed it or anything similar. And it wasn't there six months ago. Hmm. Then what's it doing on my phone? And how do I get rid of it, since it's "not a standard part of settings"?

No, I don't have any "Exposure Notifications" in the "Settings" list as you show there. But if I tap on Privacy, then on Health, I find "COVID-19 Exposure Logging". Is this also some kind of API that I can't remove? How/when did it get there?

It's not an icon on the front screen (or any other screen). And I certainly didn't request it. It wasn't there when I got this phone last year. But I tapped Settings/Privacy/Health, and now there it is. How do I get rid of it? Turning it off (actually it's already off) isn't enough. BTW, how...

Bingo! Thank you, J.A.! On my phone it doesn't say "Touch ID & Passcode", it merely says "Passcode". But it worked as you said. You da man!

Well, I still can't see it. How DO I get rid of the passcode? This thread is from 2013, of course. Now it's 2015, my new iPhone 5c has iOS 9.1, and there is no "Passcode Lock"" under "General". Maybe there was back when this thread was started? When setting up the phone, I decided to use a...

Hmmm. If I buy a used iPhone 5 that is genuinely not stolen, and the previous owner moves to Mozambique and vanishes, and I get "iCloud Lock" and can't contact him for the AppleID password, how do I restore it?

Thank you, J.A., very good info! This helps me a lot.

From what I can tell, all three are the same physical size with the same screen resolution (correct?). And all can come with any of the carriers, ATT, Sprint, Cricket, T-Mobile etc., right? 5s has a somewhat faster processor, and a longer-lasting battery. Anything else? 5 and 5s can come with...

What is "iCloud Lock"? Seems to have something to do with having a magic number to enter on your iPhone 5 (maybe other models?) to activate or re-activate it. Is it a safety feature? An anti-theft device? I've seen some used iPhone 5 phones on sale for low prices, that the seller says they...

I once had an iPhone 3GS. Got it "factory unlocked", and put a T-Mobile SIM in it. It worked on T-Mobile, but service wasn't that great, I would often get "No Service available" in some places. I was told that was because the 3GS wasn't originally designed to work with T-Mobile's system (that's...