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You phrase it as if it was some community effort. Since it's opt-out and people don't change the defaults several levels deep, it's a shadow service. How many A
by ASalazarMX 6y ago
You phrase it as if it was some community effort. Since it's opt-out and people don't change the defaults several levels deep, it's a shadow service. How many Apple users know their devices are tracking other's devices?
- kube-system 6y agoIIRC, when I set up my iPhone, I was asked whether I wanted to turn on location services (which would be used with the Find My network), and separately asked whether I wanted to "participate in the Find My network".
- admax88q 6y agoLet's be honest, this is what you sign up for with Apple. Apple chooses not only the defaults but even what software you are allowed to run. To be surprised that Apple uses "their" network of devices to provide services to their users shouldn't be surprising. If you wanted control over your device you shouldn't buy Apple, their stance on user's ownership of devices is widely known.