Yeah, this bit: > "Apple iOS devices are affected by PRISM. Even using the software tools we recommend here, your privacy may be compromised by iOS itself. The

Yeah, this bit: > "Apple iOS devices are affected by PRISM. Even using the software tools we recommend here, your privacy may be compromised by iOS itself. The operating system of any device can unfortunately lever out any privacy protection that a program tries to offer you." ...made me conclude that these people are idiots. You don't need to activate iCloud on an iPhone and you can use standard stuff like IMAP and WebDAV to sync contacts and calendars etc. There's also a huge list of telemetry controls you can shut off in the OS. Not to mention they have the best physical and OS security of any mobile device. Suggesting that a small homebrew Android ROM, maintained by anonymous individuals, which hasn't seen any security updates in almost a year, is comparable in terms of end-user privacy is ludicrous.