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> Interesting nugget: the author repeats the lies that apple doesn't collect/store/index your data. I did not saw this in the article... Can you elaborate on
by LucidLynx 5y ago
> Interesting nugget: the author repeats the lies that apple doesn't collect/store/index your data.
I did not saw this in the article...
Can you elaborate on this like copy/pasting the line(s) from the article please?
- chrisandchris 5y ago> iOS 14.5 is also fairly new—the impact is still being assessed. And so we’ll need to wait and see what workarounds the data giants find to keep tracking our web and app activity. 6th paragraph. However, I‘m not sure whether Apple or Facebook is „the data giants“.
- mrunseen 5y agoApple is a data giant, that’s for sure but article talks mostly about location data which Apple has raw access to.
- KaiserPro 5y agothe image labelled "Privacy Labels - Facebook Vs Rivals @UKZak / Apple"
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- KaiserPro 5y agoThe reason why I say that image is a brazen lie is this: It says that there are only four things linked to you when you use imessage. one of those is "device id". It doesn't say thatit ties you to your icloud account. From that your location, passwords, icloud tabs, photos, purchases, etc, etc, etc are all indexable.