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I'll believe it when I see it. One simple privacy-focused solution Apple could have implemented since many years ago is keeping iMessages E2EE, instead of backi
by mtgx 9y ago
I'll believe it when I see it. One simple privacy-focused solution Apple could have implemented since many years ago is keeping iMessages E2EE, instead of backing them all up to the cloud automatically and not allowing the users to disable the backups for iMessages unless they disable the whole iCloud backup (which is enabled by default).
- abalone 9y ago> One simple privacy-focused solution Apple could have implemented since many years ago is keeping iMessages E2EE, instead of backing them all up to the cloud automatically Which means they would not be recoverable or even restorable to a new iPhone. Not a good default for a consumer device. Apple made the right choice, letting you opt into stronger security at the sacrifice of recoverability. And now they're working on the best of both worlds.