As I said, I'm not sure of a solution to the nuance, but I do think each of these is a little irresponsible in its own way. To use the Apple example – you're r

As I said, I'm not sure of a solution to the nuance, but I do think each of these is a little irresponsible in its own way. To use the Apple example – you're right they don't quite live up to their privacy marketing (because it's marketing!), but if we teach people that Apple are bad at privacy the answer is that they won't value the privacy angle and will buy cheap Huawei phones, which is about the worst possible outcome. The reality is that Apple are ~90% good at privacy, and most people can probably trust them more than anyone else on the market.