Apple Is Terrible for Your Privacy - The Hated One
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Date: 2022-03-20
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Michael
Why is it that every single youtuber that talks about 'privacy' concerns act as if the worst possible thing that could happen to a person is getting targeted advertisements? I don't give a shit if my 'advertising ID' is used for advertising, I do give a shit if a company is storing private messages for state surveillance. Iphone, in this way, IS better than Samsung. Samsung's inbuilt msg app does not have any form of encryption, while Phone's has at least to other iPhone users.
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Why is it that every single youtuber that talks about 'privacy' concerns act as if the worst possible thing that could happen to a person is getting targeted advertisements? I don't give a shit if my 'advertising ID' is used for advertising, I do give a shit if a company is storing private messages for state surveillance. Iphone, in this way, IS better than Samsung. Samsung's inbuilt msg app does not have any form of encryption, while Phone's has at least to other iPhone users.
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Red
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
If you want to do busniess in the United States, follow its laws.
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The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
If you want to do busniess in the United States, follow its laws.
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Sparky
The most mind numbing bull s--t I've ever heard, same can be said about almost every similar service out there, not just Apple (and you could do far worse. Are you telling me you want to live a life where no-one knows who you are, what you like, where you go and what you do. Unless you're a criminal or a recluse I don't see the issue, stop smoking, be sensible, get out there and enjoy life.
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The most mind numbing bull s--t I've ever heard, same can be said about almost every similar service out there, not just Apple (and you could do far worse. Are you telling me you want to live a life where no-one knows who you are, what you like, where you go and what you do. Unless you're a criminal or a recluse I don't see the issue, stop smoking, be sensible, get out there and enjoy life.
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Komba
Honest Question, no provocating intended: If we should abandon the concept of trust, we ideally never use any device again don't we? I mean, even GrapheneOS could possibly track this or that and keep it. Within the Tor Browser we can't be 100% sure to not leave relevant traces here or there. So basically its a -no- to everything Web-based
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Honest Question, no provocating intended: If we should abandon the concept of trust, we ideally never use any device again don't we? I mean, even GrapheneOS could possibly track this or that and keep it. Within the Tor Browser we can't be 100% sure to not leave relevant traces here or there. So basically its a -no- to everything Web-based
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Sovereignty
What some people don't understand is that the evil deep state collects our PRIVATE information to exploit and control us. Now that our country, including Canada, is controlled by dictators, don't expect to trust them. The so called large data leaks are ways for the dictatorships to gain all of the information in a sneaky way.
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What some people don't understand is that the evil deep state collects our PRIVATE information to exploit and control us. Now that our country, including Canada, is controlled by dictators, don't expect to trust them. The so called large data leaks are ways for the dictatorships to gain all of the information in a sneaky way.
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Arun
What's the point in examining the privacy policy of companies like Apple?
It has clearly proven not to be bothered about following moral principles in other areas like how their products are manufactured. And their software is proprietary. I see no reason to put a grain of salt's worth on what they claim.
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What's the point in examining the privacy policy of companies like Apple?
It has clearly proven not to be bothered about following moral principles in other areas like how their products are manufactured. And their software is proprietary. I see no reason to put a grain of salt's worth on what they claim.
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MeMooo
Still Apple is way better than Android when it comes to privacy, and if u want Real privacy like u don't want to share any tiny bit of information about you its impossible with device that connect to the internet u have to use an old phone with no internet connection
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Still Apple is way better than Android when it comes to privacy, and if u want Real privacy like u don't want to share any tiny bit of information about you its impossible with device that connect to the internet u have to use an old phone with no internet connection
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Islam
No offence but please take into consideration that no everyone can focus on what you-re saying with a beat thumping in the background. So as much as I wanted to listen to what you-re saying, I had to quit and hope I-ll find the same information elsewhere.
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No offence but please take into consideration that no everyone can focus on what you-re saying with a beat thumping in the background. So as much as I wanted to listen to what you-re saying, I had to quit and hope I-ll find the same information elsewhere.
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