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> Both are simple changes and not nearly the same scope as W10's abuses. Apple isn't limited to collected data just about those two things though. The fact is
by jasonlotito 11y ago
> Both are simple changes and not nearly the same scope as W10's abuses.
Apple isn't limited to collected data just about those two things though. The fact is, Apple's OSs send, by default, a lot of data about you. It knows a lot about you, and by default, can do a lot of what people are afraid Microsoft can do.
If Windows 10's privacy issues are an issue with you, Apple is not an alternative in the slightest.
- krisdol 11y agoAs a linux user, as much as I'd like to believe you, everything I see about OS X is that its privacy policies and options are far more restricted and in what the OS can do, and it is made far easier to opt out. Like, a single checkbox easy. You actually cannot even disable telemetry on Windows 10 without an Enterprise license.