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But Apple could say, you have 45 days to remove it or we will delete it, then you have to resync your data.
by zikduruqe 2y ago
But Apple could say, you have 45 days to remove it or we will delete it, then you have to resync your data.
- brookst 2y agoWhy would they? What priorities are better served by that approach?
- zikduruqe 2y agoWhy would they say to all new users, that they cannot have Advanced Data Protection, whereas older customers can? Now you have a certain percentage of users with encrypted data, and a certain percentage of users that do not. The UK government will not like that. And now Apple has shown that it will not take a stand for privacy it might have to do it to comply.
- brookst 2y agoAh, you missed the part where Apple also said existing users will have to turn it off at an unspecified date.
- JKCalhoun 2y agoNo! That's not ... the comfy chair is it?