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It is limited to photos destined for iCloud. A lot of rage appears to be around 'what if', but what if exists every day right now. I'll re-evaluate when Apple d
by matwood 5y ago
It is limited to photos destined for iCloud. A lot of rage appears to be around 'what if', but what if exists every day right now. I'll re-evaluate when Apple does one of those what ifs. They said they won't, and architected the system in such a way that it's hard do those what ifs, so we'll see.
The reality is, people have to trust their OS vendor.
- donohoe 5y agoYes, but I would argue the 'rage' is justified (even if I don't agree with the actions folks are taking). It's opening the door, not matter how noble the effort or intention. It doesn't compel me to drop Apple. I still think they are the best of the best, but I agree in sentiment to many people here that it was a huge drop in my trust. The lesson for me is that I cannot trust any company, and that is probably a smart approach. I will depend on myself and right now Apple, amongst all the players, is still the one that manages my privacy better than anywhere else. But I'll be watching.