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If they were that serious about users' privacy, they would have fought with the order of giving the iCloud data too. Also I don't see a direct relation between
by piyush_soni 9y ago
If they were that serious about users' privacy, they would have fought with the order of giving the iCloud data too.
Also I don't see a direct relation between their accessibility efforts and efforts on privacy. That way, we can link anything with anything else.
- simonh 9y agoApple isn’t a sovereign state. It’s subject to US law. Sure it can challenge those laws if there’s a realistic chance of winning, but when there isn’t and they’re faced with a court approved demand based on settled law, not so much. They’re a consumer products company not an insurgency against the US system of government. Are you really saying you can’t see that distinction? The link with accessibility is just evidence that when Apple says they do something to benefit their users because it’s their right thing to do and not for financial gain, that they have history on that to back them up.