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More like Apple restricts data being shared with 3rd party devices as it then loses all hope of curtailing abuse. As someone who uses Apple because of their MO
by bfrog 2y ago
More like Apple restricts data being shared with 3rd party devices as it then loses all hope of curtailing abuse.
As someone who uses Apple because of their MO is not selling everything about me to advertisers this is great news.
- bigyabai 2y agoYet Apple is fine letting users browse Safari with an unfiltered internet. If their APIs can't facilitate safe permissions for user data, maybe they need to re-configure their security model to look more like the Mac. UNIX solved this decades ago.
- kemayo 2y agoApple supports content-blockers for Safari. They have since 2015. Would it have been better if they did it sooner? Sure! But the iPhone has currently had officially supported content-blocking for longer than it lacked it.
- bigyabai 2y agoYou have misread my comment.
- bfrog 2y agoI wasn't aware safari allowed unfettered access to my phone and provided that to completely untrustworthy web apps and javascript. You have a source for this information? Would love to read more.
- bigyabai 2y agoI wasn't aware that Apple could design a privacy model that doesn't depend on their direct curation. If Safari, iMessage and YouTube are acceptable services, why is an alternative App Store not?