So because they don’t have fine grained permissions around network connections (which sounds like a usability nightmare) they don’t protect you? What about: -

So because they don’t have fine grained permissions around network connections (which sounds like a usability nightmare) they don’t protect you? What about: - Apple’s limiting of advertising identifiers and requiring permission to track users across apps - increasingly fine grained location access including ‘Only allow once’ and warnings when an app is tracking you in background - sandboxed photo access so apps don’t get access to all your photos - requiring developers submit privacy questionnaires with their app updates and showing how data is collected in each app - supporting creating private email aliases for signing up for services Just to name a few in the last few years.