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Yes definitely. There are a lot of nuances in privacy. As an example, take the approach to ML and assistants, where Google collects most of everything to train

Yes definitely. There are a lot of nuances in privacy. As an example, take the approach to ML and assistants, where Google collects most of everything to train models on their servers, while Apple tries to anonymize things a bit (e.g. their “differential privacy” techniques).

croes 5y ago
Anonymize things a bit sounds like a bit dead and a bit pregnant.
- joconde 5y ago
  That's my attempt to characterize it fairly, since I'm not a cryptographer and don't know how solid it is. Last I checked there were debates about that.