I like the Apple logo treatment at the end. That was by far the best thing about the ad.
The same Apple who partner with Google on all things search? Interesting....This is a strong suit for Apple, is privacy. They need to market what they value, it’s not just about the hardware, it’s about valuing the consumers security in today’s digital era of cyber crime. No other smart manufacturer values the consumers privacy and security the way Apple does, period. It’s one of the core reasons why I choose to support Apple.
I like the Apple logo treatment at the end. That was by far the best thing about the ad.
At risk of repeating myself.. heck, what the he'll.. your prescious Apple is sticking two fingers up at you right now. Taking millions from Google to favour their search engine. And you big them up over Google about privacy. Hilarious!!!!!This is brilliant. It’s a brilliant ad and a brilliant strategy.
It’s a funny ad that everyone can relate to and it positions Apple as the only viable solution on a topic where Google can never compete on because Google’s entire business model is about selling your data — it’s antithetical to privacy.
Then change to the rear facing camera, or put you finger over the front facing one or don't answer the Facetime call and call them back on voice.If Apple is so concerned about privacy, WHY can't you reply to a FaceTime call in AUDIO ONLY mode?
I've requested this for YEARS on Apple's website. Maybe you're not dressed or in the bathroom or having a bad hair day. SO SIMPLE to implement this. Sometimes I get a FaceTime call and I WANT to talk to the person, but I don't want them to see me.
Eh, I thought there original tagline was more bold:Apple similarly promoted its privacy stance with a billboard near CES 2019 in Las Vegas that read "what happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone."
Exactly. Thank you for pointing out that small detail.Correction---PEOPLE are spreading their personal photos and information all over the internet, mostly voluntarily through FB and Instagram.
Apple doesn’t mandate you install Facebook or use Google. AFAIK, they are the only one who allows the use of DuckDuckGo as a default search engine.Then they should fire every Google and FaceBook App in their "store".
Disable the camera, which you can do in 12.1.4 I believe.If Apple is so concerned about privacy, WHY can't you reply to a FaceTime call in AUDIO ONLY mode?
I've requested this for YEARS on Apple's website. Maybe you're not dressed or in the bathroom or having a bad hair day. SO SIMPLE to implement this. Sometimes I get a FaceTime call and I WANT to talk to the person, but I don't want them to see me.
Why? I viewed that ad on my Windows desktop. Now that’s ironic.Oh the irony that the Ad is on Youtube.
but unfortunately the the App Store is rife with data miners, loggers, trackers, and "analytics"... and that's just the App Store.
Then you've got your cellular providers selling precise location data to the highest bidder regardless of what phone you use.
I think the time has come to realize that "privacy" using a smartphone is a sham and a lie. It doesn't exist. Apple's narrative is very very misleading to the point of being harmful.