> They make sort of okay attempts at privacy, but since they don't collect a lot, they don't need to do a lot Not collecting data in the first place is a prett

> They make sort of okay attempts at privacy, but since they don't collect a lot, they don't need to do a lot Not collecting data in the first place is a pretty big part of respecting user privacy. Numerous parts of the iCloud-related tech stack in iOS/macOS devices do peer-to-peer syncing between account-linked devices specifically so that data isn't sent to Apple servers. That isn't something you just do by chance and then capitalise on later. > many of the things they have done have been weak, easily exploitable, or hacked [citation needed]