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Maybe it is time for Apple to commit to Laptop/Desktop Privacy like it says it does with the iphone. For example, change their default browser to block ads, ha
by jmclnx 2y ago
Maybe it is time for Apple to commit to Laptop/Desktop Privacy like it says it does with the iphone.
For example, change their default browser to block ads, have a vpn type option and sane cookie processes. Somehow ensure people using it are not tracked or spammed.
Plus remove the spyware many people believe exists in OSX. You pay enough for what Apple produces, maybe it is time to get something nice for the extra $.
- trinix912 2y agoThey seem to already be going in that direction, judging by the changes in Gatekeeper and software signing on macOS in the recent years. Whether that increases privacy and security is debatable, but they do seem to be advertising it that way.
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- frizlab 2y agoAnd they do have a VPN-like offer. It’s even better than a VPN, but I don’t have the details on hand (called Private Relay, search it up). Requires an iCloud+ sub though).
- harambae 2y ago>Plus remove the spyware many people believe exists in OSX Can you elaborate what you're referring to here? I'm a Mac user and not familiar with what you mean in particular (Telemetry can be turned off during install... do you mean some of the anti-malware things like CDHash's and XProtect?)