> As long as you're running binary blobs that can make whatever network connections they please, people are going to take your data and send it to places you do

> As long as you're running binary blobs that can make whatever network connections they please, people are going to take your data and send it to places you don't know about. PWAs could answer this problem, at least to some extent, but Apple historically has been limiting the features to protect the AppStore and the Apple Tax (v. the recent local persistence changes in ITP). It's better than, say, Google pretending that third-party cookies make the web a safer place (yup, that happened). (Don't get me wrong, I think ITP and Safari are great) > Get mad at Apple for not letting you wireshark your own iPhone. People on HN can, but an average user shouldn't have to care about that. I'm 100% up for stronger legislative measures (both tech and dark UX patterns) and more education in this area. Sounds boring, but without it we'll just keep running in circles.