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This all just seems like pandering while they continue to accept billions from Google in exchange for their user's privacy. If they really wanted to protect use
by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
This all just seems like pandering while they continue to accept billions from Google in exchange for their user's privacy. If they really wanted to protect users' data that would be a simple starting point.
- jaywalk 4y agoSafari has pretty good privacy protections, but you could also just... not use Google. I've never even had iOS reset my default search engine.
- Vt71fcAqt7 4y agoDoes it protect you from Google's tracking? No. And it isn't about me, I don't have Apple or Safari. It's about the fact the privacy shouldn't be "opt in." Claiming that safari has good privacy protections while it by default does the opposite becuase you can opt in to a less inavsive version which many don't even know about is, in my opinion, disingenuous. If Apple would just go ahead and say "we've extracted tens of billions of dollars from you indirectly by letting google do the dirty work, but here's some encryption that doesn't make up for what we've done and continue doing" that would be more accurate.