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You own the network your device is on and you can see what it sends over the wire. Inspect network traffic if you wish. With the billions of iOS devices runnin
by quenix 5y ago
You own the network your device is on and you can see what it sends over the wire. Inspect network traffic if you wish.
With the billions of iOS devices running around the planet and with the fact that it just takes one person to blow the whistle on this sort of data collection, I just don't buy the argument that it might have been happening this whole time... purely on the basis that things happen sometimes.
- krageon 5y agoYou cannot practically do this in the age of certificate pinning. All you can say is that a smartphone communicates, which should be obvious. What it is communicating is frequently unknown.