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Apple has some good muscle in the privacy war too, if for no other reason than to reduce Google's advantage. Not sure what Microsoft's game plan is though, apa
by Scapeghost 7y ago
Apple has some good muscle in the privacy war too, if for no other reason than to reduce Google's advantage.
Not sure what Microsoft's game plan is though, apart from preloading Windows with spyware.
- 76543210 7y agoDon't confuse marketing with how the company actually acts.
- viraptor 7y agoDo you want to fill in the details about how you see the company acting? It's a pretty glib statement otherwise.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 7y agoThem and how going to Chinese market is a fair example.
- terminaljunkid 7y agoI will fill in.. Google never "sells" your data to third parties. They keep the data themselves for advertisement purpose. On the contrary, apple shares any collected data with advertisement partners. Apple fanboys don't realize this. Apart from agressive and deceptive marketing, Apple is a shitty company that asserts patents on rounded corners of phones and optional chaining in programming languages (Swift). They are objectively more evil than Google in my book. Apparently I am biased. I would not have been in CSE if Google didn't commoditize the market. My first encounter to programming was on an Android terminal. But that's another story.
- Scapeghost 7y agoNone of that is true, aside from maybe your first encounter with programming.
- terminaljunkid 7y agoBullshit. Read Apple privacy policy properly. They share data with "advertising partners". Apple sued Samsung for billions on a ridiculous patent case on rounded corners in smartphones. Apple patented optional chaining in Swift. Although there is lot of prior art, and the thing is fucking obvious for any PL designer. People like to shit on Google. But Apple is just more evil than Google any given day.
- Slikey 7y agoDOn't you dare call all these freemium games bloating my default installation spyware! :D
- marcosdumay 7y agoNo, it's not the games. The spyware is on a lower level, linked to the OS in a way that you can not remove.