That violates doctor-patient privacy as well as HIPPA. I'd never send my diagnostic info to Apple.
Thank God for that! I thought they sent my x-rays and my blood workup each time I turned on my iPad!! ROTFLMAO! OH MY GOODNESS!! It was a joke.Device Diagnostics do not send any personally identifiable information, much less any medical or patient data to Apple.
I hope you're not a doctor. If someone doesn't even know how to correctly spell HIPAA, I have doubts they know what it even entails.
Not sending the diagnostics is like not voting then complaining. If you don't send them and your devices/apps crashes you should not complain. It doesn't take that much battery power unless yours is crashing constantly which in that case you should let Apple know.
Nope. Never will. I always opt out when I can.
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I'm pretty sure there are thousands of other people with the same problems. They should be fixed either way, and one extra person sending in their diagnostic info isn't going to make much of a difference.
Yes but I always wonder whether they can get the data anyway![]()
Exactly what my iPad Air 16gb looked like on Tuesday.
So what did I do? I took it back and got a 32gb I only had like 1.7 gb left on my 16gb and kept getting low memory crashes.
Problem solved! It cost me a $100 extra dollars but now I have 18gb left instead of 1.7![]()
Not sure if serious
Not sure if still serious.Yes I'm serious!
I was having low memory crashes,so I took it back and got a 32gb iPad air.
No more low memory crashes.