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That seems like a massive invasion of privacy which I believe is illegal for them to do.
by Tumbleweed1 2y ago
That seems like a massive invasion of privacy which I believe is illegal for them to do.
- mingus88 2y agoCan you explain your reasoning? If the deleted file was not shared with anyone else, how is this a “massive invasion of privacy” What law is being broken? This is a bad bug for sure but there have been far worse bugs that have actually leaked PII and endangered peoples lives. What am I missing?
- refulgentis 2y agoThere are reports they reappeared on sold phones as well
- ezfe 2y agoThere was one report and it's been deleted
- threeseed 2y agoSo they sold a phone with their iCloud account connected. Which means all of their current emails, photos, contacts, bookmarks, browsing history, location etc was also available.
- refulgentis 2y agoI don't know, I'm just the messenger. My instinct is also to assume they didn't reset their phone, but I also assumed Apple deleted their photos when they deleted them years ago. I wouldn't be shocked to find it there's some technical cruft around it being a built in mandatory app, and corrupted data was retained. In fact, when I think about it, if I wasn't biased towards Apple, my prior after a bug involving photo deletion should be to expect bugs involving photo deletion.
- dialup_sounds 2y agoThere was one deleted reddit post claiming that and five hundred million blog posts that repeated it.