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> in the name of "protecting privacy" Apple has been fooling users to believe that only Apple can be trusted with user data Even if Apple can’t be trusted with
by Razengan 6y ago
> in the name of "protecting privacy" Apple has been fooling users to believe that only Apple can be trusted with user data
Even if Apple can’t be trusted with my data, I’d rather that it lie with them.
> and the biggest lie
According to?
> From crippling Safari by allowing full cookies by default and claiming to block trackers and browser fingerprinting
It works, even if it’s not perfect and it’s certainly better than nothing or Chrome’s defaults.
> a Google study
/cough
- kelnos 6y ago> Even if Apple can’t be trusted with my data, I’d rather that it lie with them. May I ask why? If hypothetically Apple isn't trustworthy with your data, why would you prefer them over any other company with a hypothetically similarly-bad level of trustworthiness?
- Razengan 6y agoHave you even seen what happens when X is reported for any other company versus when the same X is reported for Apple?