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Apple can see everything you store in iCloud
- throw74775 3y agoThe headline is an outright lie. Later in the article they say: Some kinds of data are always end-to-end encrypted, even with the default standard data protection: Passwords and Keychain Health data Home data Messages in iCloud (only when iCloud backup is disabled) Payment information Apple Card transactions Maps QuickType Keyboard learned vocabulary Safari Screen Time Siri information (excluding Siri Shortcuts) WiFi passwords W1 and H1 Bluetooth keys Memoji
- mattl 3y agoAlso in the article "In December 2022, Apple introduced new security features, including Advanced Data Protection, which applies end-to-end encryption to several additional kinds of data. Apple calls this their “highest level of cloud data security”. Advanced Data Protection generates encryption keys on each of your iCloud-connected devices and encrypts eligible data before uploading it to iCloud. Apple does not have access to the keys required to decrypt that data."
- activiation 3y agoThe default is no e2ee
- throw74775 3y agoThis isn’t true.
- activiation 3y agoIt's true for the important data
- throw74775 3y ago[flagged]
- KiDD 3y agoWhat do you consider "the important data"?