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That's all fine and very good for the consumer. Now they just have to get the fuck out of PRISM and I'll start taking them seriously in the privacy realm.

• merpnderp 7y ago
  Do they have an option? It was my understanding that national security letters are involved.
  • RantyDave 7y ago
    That's not the point though. Either they can offer privacy, and have a way by which the whims of the government cannot affect that, or they can't.
    • freehunter 7y ago
      That's why Apple puts so much emphasis on functions working on your phone and not in the cloud. At the keynote they said "this happens on your phone and nothing is sent to Apple" at least half a dozen times. If it's stored on your phone, it's not subject to Prism and is encrypted so the government can't pry through it at will.