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They were not saying just nice things on stage, contrary to your little imagined scenario. They were saying stuff a lot of developers didn't want to hear. Stuf
by natch 9y ago
They were not saying just nice things on stage, contrary to your little imagined scenario. They were saying stuff a lot of developers didn't want to hear.
Stuff like stop tracking, limit tracking, don't capture so much data, protect privacy this way, that way, do machine learning on device in such a way that data never makes it to any cloud, use storage techniques that keep the keys away from anyone but the user including Apple, etc.
A lot of developers buy into protecting privacy but to many developers they were not saying nice things on stage, as you unthinkingly imagine.
If you don't get things, and lack understanding, the solution is to seek knowledge. I suggested one good way to do that. Your ignorance is on you, not on them.
- CaptSpify 9y agoI think your missing my point: I don't care what they say. I care what they do. Actions speak louder than words. If they are encouraging privacy, cool. I can respect that. But they aren't doing privacy. Until they do that, why would I look into them? I choose ignorance in a lot of things that waste my time. Looking into a company that won't put their money where their mouth is would also be a waste of that time.
- natch 9y agoMeh. Do your homework.
- CaptSpify 9y agoWhat homework have I not done? What fact am I missing? I have all of the information needed to make an accurate judgment. You've yet to give me any answer to that question, and I'd invite you to point me to anything that I have stated that is incorrect.