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No, Apple wants you to think they're the best when it comes to protecting user's privacy. Don't forget Apple was one of the many companies part of the PRISM pr
by dastx 6y ago
No, Apple wants you to think they're the best when it comes to protecting user's privacy.
Don't forget Apple was one of the many companies part of the PRISM program.
- nojito 6y agoOnly because refusing would have bankrupted them. The idea that Apple doesn't protect user privacy is absolute nonsense.
- ogurechny 6y agoOnce upon a time, people believed that kings were appointed by God to care about common folk, guide and discipline them. It's fun to see a modern commoner showing the same dedication to a corporate business.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoIf by “part of the PRISM program” you mean “responds to court orders and routinely fights orders that are too broad”, then I suppose that is accurate.
- azinman2 6y agoTalk to any engineer at Apple and they’ll tell you that privacy is involved with every feature development and pervades every discussion internally. It’s not a facade.
- xvector 6y agoFriend used to be a security engineer at Apple and was thoroughly disillusioned with their privacy stance after working there for three years.
- babypuncher 6y agoYou act like companies had a choice