Glad to see one company taking the stand for privacy

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[eric]

You're wrong. Nothing else to really say.

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[eric]

They don't rely on customer data like Google or Facebook. It's not even close.It's a fact. So they can easily, without being hypocritical, come out and say thing things they said in the article. It's nonsense to even try and compare a company like Apple to Facebook or Google in that way.

It's not even interesting to talk about any of this stuff when you get involved because you get so riled up and viscous about it. Idk why you're like this at all.

I rally just thought it was great that one of the largest tech companies on the planet came out and called out the worst offenders in terms of aggregating personal data, because I don't really like it. Then all of a sudden I'm sucking Tim cooks rooster and I'm a fanboy, and somehow iTunes Radio makes Apple as bad as Facebook. It's retarded. Not even worth talking about. I'm angry at myself for even engaging in this stupid conversation with you.

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Yes, Apple's encryption support is very praiseworthy, as I noted in literally the first post I made in this topic.

It's ALMOST like one of us is able to be objective about Apple.

[John Galt]

uh uh uh the fappening

"yeah but it was brute force"

....brute force because they constantly just hit the site which never locked anyone out for incorrect passwords. you know, something everyone does. cept apple, they got your privacy under loc... under something. which is why they made it simple to just post to a rest service to query if userids are valid without any security. or not alert you if someone tried to access your account and failed, or tried to reset your password... so many things that so many places do. so out on the cloud where everything from your device backs up, maybe not so secure and private, but hey, they're encrypted on the device you got in your personal possession at all times so you got that going for you which is nice