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The former, yes. The latter no: because Apple can send it on further beyond your ability to observe. :)
by nullc 5y ago
The former, yes. The latter no: because Apple can send it on further beyond your ability to observe. :)
- troyvit 5y agoYeah but once you move something from your personal device to a cloud operated by a private entity why would you expect privacy anyway?
- blew_job 5y agoHorrible counter argument, what's the point of Apple advertising privacy ad nauseam if your shit isn't safe and secure for your eyes only.