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Yes I'm not gonna defend Google's privacy issues, but privacy is totally different from security. People tend to confuse them. I understand it if it's average J
by fishywang 6y ago
Yes I'm not gonna defend Google's privacy issues, but privacy is totally different from security. People tend to confuse them. I understand it if it's average Joe got confused. But if you are a "security consultant" and you still have no idea what's the difference between them, then that's a big problem.
Regarding security, see examples like https://qz.com/1844937/hong-kongs-mass-arrests-give-police-access-to-phones/ https://qz.com/1844937/hong-kongs-mass-arrests-give-police-a...
- fishywang 6y agoFor privacy, I guess you can have full confident that Apple has the intention to keep your data private. But do you have full confident that Apple has the competence to fulfill that intention? Google doesn't have the intention to keep all your data private, sure. They are an ads company after all. But for things they want to protect, in most cases they are competent enough to protect them. (Disclaimer: I also worked for Google, but the "employer" I mentioned in my original comment was not Google)