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Apple highlights privacy commitment in quirky new ad Comments

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  • Anonymous
  • nfy
  • 04 Sep 2020

I requested the termination of my Apple account years ago but they refused. There is no privacy and anyone who falls for this marketing is either mentally limited or delusional.

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    • AnonD-909757
    • pZQ
    • 04 Sep 2020

    Whatever they do, whatever they claim, they are forced by LAW to include backdoors in their devices, that's Patriot Act, their fight with the FBI is just a stunt show to pretend there is no backdoors, which is great for their sells and great for the governments who get more potential peoples to talk more risky subjects next to their phones.

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      • Anonymous
      • 0xU
      • 04 Sep 2020

      MrLong, 04 Sep 2020Apple offers more privacy (slightly) but these days (as shown by Gary Explains) unfortunately ... moreTimes have not, it's just that the average Joe/Jane understand more about these things.

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        • Nothing New
        • rpp
        • 04 Sep 2020

        What happens on your iphone , stays on your iphone
        It is accurate statement , what you do on your phone remains secret between you and your apps

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          • MrLong
          • xZI
          • 04 Sep 2020

          Apple offers more privacy (slightly) but these days (as shown by Gary Explains) unfortunately it's no longer a secure OS with increased amount of users. Just like Android where there are many security loopholes here and there. Time has changed.

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            • Anonymous
            • PuF
            • 04 Sep 2020

            yet they give everything the USA goverment ASK
            in return they get rid of competition like huawei

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              • Jasson
              • sF{
              • 04 Sep 2020

              There is no such thing like privacy if someone know your iphone password.😂

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                • MagicMonkeyBoy
                • SqB
                • 04 Sep 2020

                Apple has limited its own self with by having a hedge... Therfore apple is seriously limited by its own making.

                Android... Is actually far more secure. And can be made even secure than apples 64bit encryption. Android actually offers the highest encryption possible on a civilian phone. Even at certain military specifications.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • mNQ
                  • 04 Sep 2020

                  Apple: "We value your privacy".
                  Meanwhile at Apple Authorised Service: "If you want your iPhone fixed, we need full information about you and your device so we can order the replacement part. Otherwise we can't get anything from Apple to fix their devices".

                  Privacy. My. Ass.
                  https://youtu.be/rwgpTDluufY

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                    • MagicMonkeyBoy
                    • SqB
                    • 04 Sep 2020

                    They are not at all secure... Not at all... Israeli firm NSO already hacked the things years ago. And tapped into lawyers, journalists and human rights activists whatsapp stuff on iPhones. NSO gave the keys to middle eastern countries too...

                    Also all govenments have backdoor access and real-time monitoring and surveillance using tools based on machine learning AI a bit similar to Sherlock ML which is used by govenments and banks. So places such as GCHQ and Croughton and many other places have access and record every single thing you do on your tech gadgets. It really doesn't matter if you use a VPN or Tor... National security pretend that they don't access your information. But the truth is they do...

                    Apple is lying to you... It is possible that Apple itself does not collect your information... But govenments are entitled to store everything for about 10 years. Even your phone calls are actually recorded. I know this information as my dad was a former counter intelligence official.

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                      • Berserker
                      • 0sm
                      • 03 Sep 2020

                      Comment section Worth reading.
                      You have some good points fellas.

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                        • Anonymous
                        • IbI
                        • 03 Sep 2020

                        No one is forcing you to use a smartphone. If you’re concerned about privacy don’t use one. Apple is a private company and can do whatever it wants with its products. /thread

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                          • AnonD-920712
                          • Kx1
                          • 03 Sep 2020

                          Anonymous, 03 Sep 2020Shouldn't they ban Google and Facebook apps if privacy is so important to them?you right. Apple should ban Facebook and Google.
                          Because Facebook already has security issues in the past, when their users data leaked and becoming a scandal

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                            • Anonymous
                            • nfy
                            • 03 Sep 2020

                            Shouldn't they ban Google and Facebook apps if privacy is so important to them?

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                              • AnonD-920712
                              • Kx1
                              • 03 Sep 2020

                              Ummm...
                              Not really secure huh
                              Remember the news when Jeff bezos iPhoneX hacked by arabian prince ?

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                                • sq2013
                                • 7P3
                                • 03 Sep 2020

                                Load of nonsense. There's nothing much to know about me or most people on this planet for that matter. We're all just trodding along waiting for Goddo to be totally honest, just doing the best we can to get by. You can't use half the apps out there without giving permissions to these apps to collect data about you. Facebook, apple, google, amazon and the rest, don't care about any of you or me. You're just a walking wallet in their eyes and whatever data they can get to be able to maximize the return on investment, all the better. They don't care so get with the programme, make yourself an open book or throw your smartphone in the river.

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                                  • VoLOO00
                                  • pXC
                                  • 03 Sep 2020

                                  Apple and privacy: Joke of the month

                                  Apple and inovation: Joke of the year

                                  Apple and commitment: Joke of the decade

                                  Apple and consumer compromisse: Joke of the century

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                                    • iOS Never Again
                                    • 8py
                                    • 03 Sep 2020

                                    As per my user experience, iOS and privacy also don't mix together.

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                                      • Andreidinutu
                                      • mEA
                                      • 03 Sep 2020

                                      Meh who cares about privacy

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • 6wN
                                        • 03 Sep 2020

                                        Its 2020. Forget about privacy and use your device. No privacy nowadays.

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