When someone tells me Apple really cares about user privacy, I point them to how Apple has been deliberately crippling their wares to actually spy better on the

When someone tells me Apple really cares about user privacy, I point them to how Apple has been deliberately crippling their wares to actually spy better on their users. Some of the recent events include: - Crippled macOS Mojave+ to let Apple know every app you open (in the name of malware protection, but sent unencrypted over the internet). - Crippled macOS Big Sur to allow any Apple whitelisted software to bypass any user application firewall blocks and some VPN apps. - Even ios, that has a whole lot of "do you give app permissions" for loads of stuff, leaves a glaring wide hole open as it doesn't let the user to allow or block an app from connecting to the internet (on WiFi).