> And now they have a reason to treat apple like every other privacy invading company. That’s right. I like the idea that on android, I can use stock tools lik

> And now they have a reason to treat apple like every other privacy invading company. That’s right. I like the idea that on android, I can use stock tools like rsync to manage the photos/music on my phone. With Apple it’s been a constant battle against iTunes to do those basic things. The only reason I chose Apple last time I bought a phone is because I’m willing to sacrifice a bit of convenience for the perception of better security/privacy. If they lose on that front, then I’ll hop to whichever phone is easiest for me to use the way I want to.