Even with all the hate Apple gets in the tech sphere, they do have a lot of very handy features in their products.
Lots of people imagine that every Apple user, or at least Apple themselves, can track devices. But it doesn’t work that way.
Apple really tries to get this right. Some countries(like China) require the computers to physically live in the country, so there could be special implementation details that alleviate some of those security guarantees, but we don't really know.
Of course, if you live in China and rely on any vendor that operates in China to protect you from the Chinese govt, you probably are wrong.
Presumably a) this is websites, not web pages, and b) a VPN negates this?
VPN might do a little but browser fingerprinting is virtually impossible to negate unless you're using Tor on TailOS, and Google/CloudFlare will still know exactly who you are through a VPN, and so therefore so will government agencies.
Apple itself can also see where it is. This automatically means the NSA can also see where it is.
Self-infatuated people are attracted to premium brands, and entitled people and premium brands are both more visible than the converse. Hands up if you've never been cut up in traffic by a BMW? Likewise, when someone cuts in line at a cafe and then sits down with a macbook, it's going to sensitise you to the failings of Apple
Oh come now, that's ridiculous. Let's be real for a moment. No serious person would ever say that Nike is responsible for the coffee shop etiquette of people who wear their products. It's not the Nike shoes, it's obviously the Apple laptop.
Like "air tags", gimped when used with Android.
"Yeah, well that makes sense it's just good business practice". Yeah good for the business but shit for consumers, we should hold Apple _and_ all other companies to higher standards but humans aren't very good at working in groups of larger than like 5 people apparently.