No worries...it is not 1984 any more and the government will only look for "reasons of national security".
If you have nothing to hide then......
If you have nothing to hide then......
I literally don't know one Australian that talks like that. A number of those words aren't even Strine (Australian Broad Accent and Slang).
The Australian Conservatives have gone nuts, too far to the right for mainstream Australia, I'm not voting for the Conservative Liberal Party at the next election.
Don’t forget, this site harvests then sells all your user info and personal data too.
I just checked my account. They have a login name & password, an email address and a birthday. That's all the personal information I've given up. My of my profile is blank. So if they are selling my data, they don't have much to sell.
There's no need for an attitude. If you have issues with my post, take it up with the owners of the site. I posted their words, not mine.
That's what you've given them voluntarily. What they have actually culled from you is unknown.
How about you take your own advice?
You've left the door wide open there. Is this just general paranoia or do you have some specific examples? Also, I'm a web developer. I know and understand What every Browser knows about you (that site will show you what they know about you just from what your browser shares and how to fix any leaks you don't want). What else might they know?
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My advice? You're saying I should contact the owners of the site if I have a problem with my post? That doesn't even make sense.
It’s official. Tim Cook even mentioned it in his last interview. Of course you have to listen closely.
Apple follows the law everywhere. China doesn’t have laws requiring Apple to create a backdoor to their devices. The encryption is the same and the owners of the device has the only keys. Apple has access to any unencrypted data on iCloud but emails and text are encrypted there as well. The US government was trying to force them to weaken security by creating a key for them that we are supposed to believe they could keep safe.
Looking up the video on YouTube would have taken same time as posting the forum rules.
I don’t believe for one minute, Apple gave the Chinese government access to the broader iCloud System/keys. It’s more likely that Apple created a subset of iCloud, specifically designed for the Chinese and can in no way be used to circumvent the larger worldwide system.
Ok point taken i felt like i was specifc enough with referring to Tim cooks latest interview as a source. Will not make that mistake in future sorry for wasting all our timesAnd following the rules would have taken you as much time as breaking them. Quit trying to make this my fault. Someone asked for a source and you told them to look it up themselves. You're supposed to provide a source when asked. You didn't. This isn't about how much time it would take someone else to validate your claims. I wasn't playing forum police. I was a second party interested in your source and since you had already ignored a direct request from another member, I tried a different approach.
Thanks for the video
I’m 110% behind Apple on this one. Even if I wasn’t, I still would be - anything to call out the Liberal party on their bull****.
I love how Apple pretends to be the good guy and I love how people believe it. LOL!
And I love how some people just LOVE to bash everything about Apple, even when there is something positive. You would find such people in large quantities in a site called MacRumors. Often they are called "trolls". I personally know a lot of them around here.
Lol ok.
Anyone who has a smart speaker in their house should assume the manufacturer is listening to everything that is said because that is what those devices do.
No worries...it is not 1984 any more and the government will only look for "reasons of national security".
If you have nothing to hide then......
No one has removed encryption in Australia, so I don’t know where you get that from.Apple had criticized previously removing encryption in Australia and China.
No one has removed encryption in Australia, so I don’t know where you get that from.