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Apple’s argument for privacy is that they don’t give away their user’s data to outside parties. Friend who used to work at Apple told me they store lots of user
by newen 6y ago
Apple’s argument for privacy is that they don’t give away their user’s data to outside parties. Friend who used to work at Apple told me they store lots of user data and do the typical intrusive data analysis on the data. They just don’t give it to third parties.
- millstone 6y agoNo, Apple's argument for privacy is that they don't collect the data, period. For example Apple Maps has no sign in, does not retain your searches, and uses E2E encryption for syncing. Very different than GMaps.
- perryizgr8 6y agoAll of that makes it distinctly inferior to Google maps, which is why I'm not sure if any of these approaches is better in absolute terms.