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But you can't do so automatically. You have to open iTunes (or Finder) and explicitly click a button. If Apple is privacy-oriented, they should've allowed this
by drdaeman 7y ago
But you can't do so automatically. You have to open iTunes (or Finder) and explicitly click a button.
If Apple is privacy-oriented, they should've allowed this long time ago. Unlike iCloud backups, this is certainly not a legal issue, as the "local" backups stored on one's computer are already fully encrypted.
- linusnext 7y agoTrue or not, you have my apathy and my down vote.* * My memory says I spent way too much on an iPhone. My ego says that can't be true, and in the end memory yields. -nietzsche
- codedokode 7y agoIf Apple were privacy-oriented then they would at least add a big red warning about reversible encryption when turning on cloud backups.