I waded through the (seemingly Apple-leaning ) Wired article whilst thinking how people here remind me that iOS is propriety - therefore it may not be private.

I waded through the (seemingly Apple-leaning ) Wired article whilst thinking how people here remind me that iOS is propriety - therefore it may not be private. I then waded into the warm comments (all the while thinking, iOS is propriety) confused how people supposedly of tech-renown champion iOS 14 for privacy not mentioning the propriety bit. I'm told that most of what you do on any Apple thing is known to Apple via various system processes (some can be turned off), which is hardly private. Basically, the Wired headline should honestly read "OS 14, possibly the most secure propriety mobile OS ever"?