>"What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone" appears to be a blatant lie To be fair, that is true for all Smart Phones. You should never use your Smart

>"What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone" appears to be a blatant lie To be fair, that is true for all Smart Phones. You should never use your Smart Phone for anything you want to keep private. It is just marketing speak IMO, privacy means it is private from your family and friends, not corporations. Using OS's like GNU/Linux or a BSD, you have a chance of keeping things private because you control the encryption. On phones, someone else owns encryption.