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Nobody has any idea, actually. Apple's EULAs give them the "right" to basically do whatever they like with your data. Does Apple actually disclose what they do
by MintelIE 6y ago
Nobody has any idea, actually. Apple's EULAs give them the "right" to basically do whatever they like with your data. Does Apple actually disclose what they do with your data? And how have these policies changed over time?
Nobody knows what they're doing. It's why it's smarter to just keep your data away from companies.
- ricardobeat 6y agoYes, they, do I linked to one of the disclaimers in another comment: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205223 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205223
- MintelIE 6y agoDo they reserve the right to change this at any time and indemnify themselves if something goes "wrong?"
- ricardobeat 6y agoIsn't that another strawman? You're gonna find clauses like that in every legal agreement on earth, the relevant points here are what they commit to and how they act and have acted historically. You can of course not trust them and keep your data away, it's your choice; but there is no question they are the most privacy respecting of the bunch - because, as the OP said, they are a hardware and services company and staying that way is a competitive advantage.
- MintelIE 6y agoIn theory this is a good argument. But unless Apple decides to share a complete list of all companies it has partnered with and given or sold data to, individual, anonymized, and / or aggregate, all we have is feelings on the matter and theoretics.