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> All in the name of "protecting" the user. It’s a bit of a bind though isn’t it? If they loosen their rules, someone will exploit it. Where is the balance?
by lostlogin 2y ago
> All in the name of "protecting" the user.
It’s a bit of a bind though isn’t it? If they loosen their rules, someone will exploit it. Where is the balance?
- ptero 2y agoComplying with the user preferences would be a good one. My elderly dad doesn't use his iPhone for anything sensitive and it is not even password protected. If that phone gets lost I will replace it. He doesn't need his apple ID to be "protected" by Apple this way.