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Twitter making a big deal out of mostly nothing again. Everybody grab their privacy pitchforks. In reality, it really doesn't matter much. If Apple wanted to s
by senttoschool 4y ago
Twitter making a big deal out of mostly nothing again. Everybody grab their privacy pitchforks.
In reality, it really doesn't matter much. If Apple wanted to snoop on you, they have every tool available. I assume that everyone who uses an iPhone is logged into iCloud? In that case, nothing you do can't be seen by Apple.
I use an iPhone because I trust that Apple isn't going to sell any of my data or use my data to harm me. I can't say the same about Android.
- meitham 4y agoApple is about to get into the same ad business as Google so be prepared to lose that trust.
- kratom_sandwich 4y agoWhich, to me, seems pretty strange since they have taken a public stance for privacy and had already failed with their first foreay into ads (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAd https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAd) ...
- beardyw 4y agoI am not sure that the fact you trust Apple can support an argument that they are trustworthy.
- lapcat 4y ago> If Apple wanted to snoop on you, they have every tool available. This is missing the point. The complaint is not that iOS is communicating with Apple services but rather that this communication is not occurring over the user's VPN. > I assume that everyone who uses an iPhone is logged into iCloud? No, I'm not.