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Nope. There is data that it sends that is non optional. Proof: go into settings and disable every tracking options, and then capture traffic from the device th
by ActorNightly 5y ago
Nope. There is data that it sends that is non optional.
Proof: go into settings and disable every tracking options, and then capture traffic from the device through a router with openwrt running tcpdump or wireshark on a computer with a bridge setup with ip forwarding and iptables rule.
Did this experiment already twice to prove to people that Apple device do phone home plenty. Then I repeat the same experiment with my rooted android phone running a custom rom, and people watch the sparse wireshark trace with the only packets being sent are dns then ntp to the android ntp server.
- threeseed 5y agoDid you also disable iCloud, Find My network, App Store updates etc. What data are you claiming Apple is sending ?