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It all depends on what we mean by "trust." Realistically, you should be cautious when trusting any company with anything.
by nsmartt 14y ago
It all depends on what we mean by "trust." Realistically, you should be cautious when trusting any company with anything.
- CountSessine 14y agoExactly - since when has 'trust' ever been absolute? Do I trust Apple to make awesome laptops and cell phones? Yes. Do I trust Apple to keep OS X open to third party development? Yes, I do. Mostly. Do I trust Apple to keep my personal email, email that might contain passwords and account names, secure and safe? Probably not, which is part of the why I don't use my iCloud email account. Do I trust Apple to not sunset iCloud email in a few years, invalidating my @icloud.com address that I would have handed out to everyone, leaving me high and dry? No, I don't - and I think that's a much more potent danger for anyone using their @icloud.com email account.