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Interesting. A friend was just telling me about how inside Apple, the privacy and security teams have special powers. They can shut things down if they put cu
by ekanes 8y ago
Interesting. A friend was just telling me about how inside Apple, the privacy and security teams have special powers. They can shut things down if they put customer data at risk, or allow them conditionally based on needed changes, etc. Very different culturally.
- anonymouzz 8y agoPretty sure that's generally the case at Google too: > Under normal company protocol, analysis of people’s search queries is subject to tight constraints and should be reviewed by the company’s privacy staff, whose job is to safeguard user rights. But the privacy team only found out about the 265.com data access after The Intercept revealed it, and were “really pissed,” according to one Google source.
- lclarkmichalek 8y agoIs it? Apple stores Chinese customer's iCloud keys in Chinese data centers run by a state owned company. https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/17/apples-icloud-user-data-in-china-is-now-handled-by-a-state-owned-mobile-operator/ https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/17/apples-icloud-user-data-in...