It's always funny when Apple comes up, it's almost like a holy crusade against them.
Apple is far more pro-privacy than its competitors, because its chief competitor requires reduction in privacy to make money.
Apple is far more pro-privacy than its competitors, because its chief competitor requires reduction in privacy to make money.
From Apple, we expect perfection. They're trying to be pro privacy, so when they aren't, the pitchforks come out. Meanwhile Android's sole purpose is less privacy to feed into Google's business.
There are certain things I WANT to be a walled garden. Anything that holds my information, I would prefer that less people have potential access to that. And Apple is the only one who leads the way in this regard in true consumer products. Despite not being perfect, at least they put some effort in.
Hell, here's a fun read: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/apple...
PS. Apple's anti-consumer practices are really messed up.
What an amazingly shallow and dumb article. The author clearly didn't even come close to thinking his ideas through. Is that the best one you could find?