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I'm not sure what you're exactly saying so we might be talking at cross purposes. I also see this was 4 days ago so not sure if you'll ever see my response let
by olliej 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're exactly saying so we might be talking at cross purposes. I also see this was 4 days ago so not sure if you'll ever see my response let alone reply :D (hello future person who happens to see this!)
On Mac+iOS your devices learn places where they often stay, that information is never exposed to apple at all. I can't recall from the massive product security document whether these are "never leave the device" or "only ever in the end-to-end encrypted synchronized storage". Hence without an update that apple pushed to every device to specifically undermined that privacy protection, there's no way for apple to answer the question of "which devices hang out around this location".
If you get to the point of law enforcement being able to do that, then no amount of device security on any device matters, because even if you were to try and use a custom android image we've reached a point where law enforcement could also just say "a device cannot boot an OS it cannot confirm will obey the spy-on-users legislation". That's why it's so important that these various nonsense laws of compelled spying for any purpose get blocked.