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On my iPhone, Safari browser history synchronization to iCloud was enabled by default.

• musicale 4y ago
  According to Apple, Safari history and bookmarks are end-to-end encrypted and Apple cannot read them: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 Is there any evidence that Apple is lying, and is actually decrypting them somehow and using them for advertising purposes, rather than for the "coherence" feature? I don't actually want browsing sessions to be unified across devices, so I do wish that it was turned off by default. (Though being able to close tabs remotely is a sort of interesting capability.) However, it doesn't seem to be actual spyware used for advertising or tracking purposes.
  • pyuser583 4y ago
    That’s not what your link says. The link says browsing history is end-to-end encrypted, but Bookmarks are not.