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> but Apple decided to encrypt it. Yes. As part of a major effort to reduce the abuse potential of AirTags, something that people have been very justifiably de
by bolognafairy 2y ago
> but Apple decided to encrypt it.
Yes. As part of a major effort to reduce the abuse potential of AirTags, something that people have been very justifiably demanding.
- zikduruqe 2y agoAh yes. The data that is already displayed in my GUI, is now encrypted on my disk that I have full access to. Got it. /s
- alibarber 2y agoI think the concern could be that someone other than you might have access to your disk or computer. Perhaps some people in a uniform could get access to that computer, physically or otherwise, and then have access to lots of interesting location histories from it, and they may not have your best interests in mind.