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Reads like an advertorial. Nothing about all the ways that Apple is violating privacy unknown to the majority of it's users. Eg. - all numbers called go to A
by smartbit 7y ago
Reads like an advertorial. Nothing about all the ways that Apple is violating privacy unknown to the majority of it's users. Eg.
- all numbers called go to Apple, no way to stop them spying on you
- stopping iCloud sync/backup is elaborous and error prone
- WiFi and Bluetooth emit their presence at all time
- etc, etc.
- brador 7y agoAll numbers called go to Apple? Is this true?
- gergles 7y agoNo, of course not. All numbers texted do, when you start a new conversation thread (to check if the number is enrolled in iMessage), though.
- smartbit 7y agoA quick search came up with this. iDevices that share the same Apple/iCloud ID will have content synched amongst the devices, and will "ring" once a call is received if the Handoff/Continuity feature is enabled and therefore you will see calls on the log of both phones. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7053494?answerId=28288813022#28288813022 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7053494?answerId=282888...