>Apple’s privacy engineers don’t have the luxury of being radical Not doing anything anti-consumer that the law doesn't force you to do is "radical"? I know y

>Apple’s privacy engineers don’t have the luxury of being radical Not doing anything anti-consumer that the law doesn't force you to do is "radical"? I know you're not an astroturfer, but I had to double check because this is textbook astroturfing tactics. Apple simply does not have to do this, as far as I'm concerned it's obvious they're either currying political favors or being incompetent. It's perfectly fine if they want to run it on their own unencrypted devices, they absolutely don't have to overstep into their user's devices.