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> He consented to the collection and Apple would have exactly the same issues. Would it? In iOS you can selectively forbid applications from using locations
by tome 6y ago
> He consented to the collection and Apple would have exactly the same issues.
Would it? In iOS you can selectively forbid applications from using locations services.
- raxxorrax 6y agoMy grandma uses an iPhone and it leaks far more data than her PC. Yes, the handling is the issue and here iOS is as bad as Android. That is the metric I use to determine that the app store security model is bad.
- saiya-jin 6y agoso can you in Android... well guess what, it doesn't add any feeling of security on my chinese phone (and for any non-US person, chinese or american are the same - foreign powers gathering all data possible, which may or may not be used against you in the future).
- ben-schaaf 6y ago> In iOS you can selectively forbid applications from using locations services. The same is true on Android. I have location services denied on the browser I'm typing this from.
- tome 6y agoAfter having read the responses to my parent comment I'm confused. Why would disabling location services on his phone not have solved the problem?