Actually there is. We see it from using Apple services such as Maps and Siri for example.
Anonymously to better understand speech mainly. Go rewatch the video, please. Any question that had potential for some extra content information google provided that fro his usage patterns and history. Siri provided none of extra content information based on usage patterns.
Yes, to improve Siri for example. So? How else do you improve it? The more interesting question is where else that data goes? Apple says nowhere. That's the point. With google it's a different story. Google buys info from amazon or ebay, sells to banks and so on.
From your conversation with @MH01, two things are very apparent. 1. You have no idea about what data Apple mines, how much the actually data mine, and how they share it - and yes they definitely share it. I assume because you never actually looked it up. Instead relying on statements like "We don't sell your data" as evidence of the differences between Apple and Google's data mining. 2. You seriously seem not to realize how much of the same data both companies mine. If you add up what Google and Apple expressly tell you they mine, you're going to find more similarities than differences. You should never confuse marketing: "We don't sell your data" with business: we track your data, we mine your data, we make money from your data. Both companies do it. Both companies tell you they do it. Some just choose to believe only one company does it.
Happy to help. Now go forth and spread misinformation no more.
Also nice biblical reference. Rarely seen in a tech forum. John 9:25
Yes, because all of those adverts are from the satanic soul stealer, Google.
You might want to research the use of cookies and how other less transparent Internet tracking companies use your data before laying all the blame at their door.
