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You’re being downvoted (by others) because you confused design intention with errors in implementation. All vendors have bugs in their products, including secu

You’re being downvoted (by others) because you confused design intention with errors in implementation. All vendors have bugs in their products, including security bugs. Apple is one of the few trying to protect the privacy of their users with technology. Google does not. The entire company exists to drain your personal data into a giant pond for their ad-tech analysts to splash around in.

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LtWorf 2y ago
You are confused. The implementation error is most likely an intentional backdoor that got discovered and reported, and they had to fix, but not too seriously. Except it got found out and reported again. Remember when apple had their own JRE implementation (forked from sun's) and they were fixing well known vulnerabilities after months rather than hours like sun was doing? > Apple is one of the few trying to protect the privacy of their users with technology. Their privacy protecting effort starts and end inside their marketing department. No engineering employee is involved in that. And judging by your posts, it seems their strategy is working great, and they can also mine your data and for money like everyone else as well, while convincing you otherwise.