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I guess people had a sense of ownership of these devices and they feel that it’s doing some they they don’t want. If ownership means control, maybe in the digit
by lifty 5y ago
I guess people had a sense of ownership of these devices and they feel that it’s doing some they they don’t want. If ownership means control, maybe in the digital age full ownership/control is not really possible on a managed device like the iPhone. There are other example like the John Deer tractor issues.
- GeekyBear 5y agoI have a sense of ownership over my non-publicly-accessible data when it's backed up to a cloud drive. Apple isn't scanning that. Google and Microsoft are.
- lifty 5y agoSure, you own the data, but you don’t have any control on what’s happening to it. Just like iPhone users, we own the physical device but we only control certain aspects of what it’s doing, and the boundaries are not set by us, but by Apple.
- GeekyBear 5y agoIf I back up my files to Apple's cloud server, I don't have to worry about them scanning my private files at all. They don't cross that line like Google and Microsoft do. With Apple, nothing but files you upload to iCloud Photos get scanned.