Is Apple’s privacy white paper dealing with fats on iCloud just an eyewash now? > Instead of protecting all of iCloud with end-to-end encryption, Apple has shi

Is Apple’s privacy white paper dealing with fats on iCloud just an eyewash now? > Instead of protecting all of iCloud with end-to-end encryption, Apple has shifted to focus on protecting some of the most sensitive user information, such as saved passwords and health data. > But backed-up contact information and texts from iMessage, WhatsApp and other encrypted services remain available to Apple employees and authorities. Way to confuse laypeople with promises of security and data privacy. If Apple had concerns about users losing the key, why not implement it similar to two factor authentication on Apple IDs where Apple also provides the recovery codes (and additionally disallow any other mechanism of recovery)?