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For me it's a simple question of cost vs. reward: do I care enough about the security of whatever data is stored with a company, that I'm willing to give the co
by fortythirteen 9y ago
For me it's a simple question of cost vs. reward: do I care enough about the security of whatever data is stored with a company, that I'm willing to give the company personal information, when their terms of service almost assuredly give them complete license with it?
This, of course, starts with the question: do I even want to put this in the cloud to begin with?
Edit: I was talking about two factor auth.
- kibwen 9y agoFrom the OP: "the data is stored in the iPhone's secure enclave and never leaves the device". It appears that this has nothing at all to do with the cloud. And if you don't trust Apple's word here, then you also have no reason to trust that they (or any other handset maker) haven't programmed the camera to surreptitiously take and transmit photos at all times.
- fortythirteen 9y agoI'm talking about two factor auth.