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>the article states that Microsoft only gets 20 a year, and is responsive to 9 or fewer requests. Apple seems to get more and typically is more responsive. Tha
by seemaze 9mo ago
>the article states that Microsoft only gets 20 a year, and is responsive to 9 or fewer requests. Apple seems to get more and typically is more responsive.
That just makes me think that Windows is generally less secure and there are likely a larger number of instances where the AHJ doesn't have to request help from Microsoft to access the data.
- TeMPOraL 9mo agoApple has a long history of automatically uploading (and/or "backing up") all documents and media of its customers to iCloud. Microsoft started doing that with OneDrive and OneDrive backups only recently. That + the work Apple put in locking down its phone from users and attackers alike, basically breaks down like this: | Apple | Microsoft | ---------------+---------------+------------| Users with | approximately | small but | data in cloud | everyone | growing | ---------------+---------------+------------| Access to | denied via | easily | data on device | cryptography | available | | by default | by default |
- Spooky23 9mo agoDefinitely possible. It just seems like a very low number considering the hundreds of millions or billions of Windows devices.