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I think if you had presented exactly the same data as the results of dispassionate research, you would have gotten a somewhat tepid, but appreciative response.
by quesera 12y ago
I think if you had presented exactly the same data as the results of dispassionate research, you would have gotten a somewhat tepid, but appreciative response.
Because you presented it as a personal violation and unconscionable shock, many people are reacting with incredulity.
I don't think you did anything wrong, tactically, and I think this is an important discovery. I do think you need to rethink your strategy around private data though, because the course of user experience is at odds with your desires.
- heavenlyhash 12y agoAnd you have the privilege of speaking of "the course of user experience" as if it's an undeniable course (or a user-driven movement, for that matter; which I daresay is not easily substantiated when we're on a topic of a decision of Apple engineering rolled out without warning) ... as a result of your dispassionate research?
- quesera 12y agoWe're talking about different things. Yes, I can say without hesitation that people want ("the course of user experience") document sync. Refutations welcome. You might be trying to argue that people also want privacy or security in their document sync, but that has nothing to do with the matter at hand. iCloud is at least as secure as any other consumer sync service.