1. I'm not honestly sure what 1pass looks like. If it saves local versus cloud and is somewhat open source then I don't have a problem with using these apps (La

1. I'm not honestly sure what 1pass looks like. If it saves local versus cloud and is somewhat open source then I don't have a problem with using these apps (LastPass breach was pretty bad when it happened). For me personally I just don't need them. Every single phone I've owned in the past has required the bare minimum in software for my battery to last as long as possible even with custom Roms. Every app counted. Only recently have I been able to enjoy my phone all day with tons of apps. (LG V20) 2. Of course a company like Apple has some of the most secure practices. What it doesn't give them though is the power to completely ignore zero days and attack white, gray or black hats for disclosure. Plenty of other companies are guilty but not one as big as Apple. I'm all for prosecution when hacks are used to cause damage and or steal company secrets. Beyond that point the closed ecosystems + closed hardware that's built to be hard to repair is a security nightmare waiting to happen. (Oh yea it did. They called it the fappening). They also do everything possible to shut down jailbreaking (Didn't they hire one of them eventually?). And even going further beyond that, they share your info with the government. Under gag order or not it doesn't matter. Yes I know all companies have to in order to operate stateside but the fact is it's not hacker friendly. I also am aware of the fact that the majority of the industry has been working on making this situation better. (Project zero, Netflix just came out with something as well). 3. Yup. I guess I meant in a more practical sense like personally identifiable info. Being completely honest not everybody cares for security, even most of the time they aren't even aware of what it is or how much is actually out there. This point I made will never happen unless somebody is completely devoted to being private and wants to be. 4. I'm actually still working on that. I don't have a 100% sure method yet. I've emailed plenty of them and I got mostly no response but a few did delete some stuff. Something I haven't tried is to simply get Google to remove the listings from their search. Doesn't sound hard but knowing Google will be next to impossible. I have thought about using legal action against the data brokers but I haven't looked into it yet. I'm assuming there are cases out there somewhere that were successful that I can find.