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I think Apple has (with varying success) been making that pitch for several years.

• ekianjo 5y ago
  There's no privacy on Apple with a closed source ecosystem and all the iCloud connectivity syncing your every move.
  • reayn 5y ago
    The “closed source ecosystem” is not nearly as restrictive as people make it out to be and is something that you willingly sign up for when buying apple products. Not sure where you got the idea of “icloud syncing your every move” but literally every icloud implementation can be disabled at your discretion. I for one only have my reminders, wallet, calendar and drive synced. Even with that said, none of this implies a lack of privacy in any way.
    • spacebear 5y ago
      Your every move is quite literally transmitted to Apple. That's how Find My works.
      • d3nj4l 5y ago
        Find My data is end to end encrypted.
      • reayn 5y ago
        Find my can be disabled… And it’s sole purpose is to help people find their devices, it’s saved many people i know from a very large catastrophe.
  • mavhc 5y ago
    "the researchers' iPhone transmitted more kinds of data, including device location, the device's local Internet Protocol (IP) address and the Wi-Fi network identifiers — the MAC addresses — of other devices on the local network, including home Wi-Fi routers."