>How many passwords do you have to type and licences to accept to do that on your Apple cloud? No out-of-the-ordinary licenses, I just have to use the find-my

>How many passwords do you have to type and licences to accept to do that on your Apple cloud? No out-of-the-ordinary licenses, I just have to use the find-my app on iOS or my password + the iCloud.com website to locate any of my missing devices (including laptops), and make them play a sound. Apple's internet services are often behind, but I don't think this is a good example here - it just works, the UX is very discover-ably named "find my x", and it's reasonable to require a password for this. I think we need real competition as consumers. I know I don't want to see Apple's approach of the phone being the product and privacy as a feature being "killed". But I don't think they're in any danger yet.