I feel a little slighted that Tim didn't stop in for a coffee - I make a mean latté. Could've at least FaceTimed me to arrange a hook up at the MacArthur Chambers Store.
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Tim Cook Talks Privacy, User Trust, Morning Routine, and More in Financial Review Interview
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Did you remember to remove Xi Jinping from Find My Friends or is he still following your movements? Next you'll be Facebook buddies and he'll always be tagging you in his photos (Photo Shopped in of course).
I admire and respect Tim Cook but your remark trigged my warped sense of humour.Photo is like something you see on a post office wall in the US. FBI most wanted...
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Apple censors political content in product engravings across Greater China
Researchers found 1,105 keyword filtering rules used by Apple to censor product engraving in mainland China, 458 of which targeted political content.
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Apple’s illusion of privacy is getting harder to sell
Even iPhone users with nothing to hide could be forgiven for being a little creeped out that Apple will scan their photos and see if they match existing databases of known illegal pornographic images. Privacy experts called the idea a potential back door for governments to request or demand...
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FaceBook, Whatsapp, LinkedIn, Google are off my list.
Apple will follow, if they continue this.
That will hurt a lot, as an over 35 years Apple user.
Back to Nokia Symbian.
Exactly.
It's prohibition all over again.
Nobody drank less, they just went to drink somewhere else.
Yes, of course, fingers crossed behind my back, Apple will push back on efforts to use the most newest effective back door for anything other than CSAM....I believe Apple. NOT!My contribution for the day.
Apple censors political content in product engravings across Greater China
Researchers found 1,105 keyword filtering rules used by Apple to censor product engraving in mainland China, 458 of which targeted political content.
Apple’s illusion of privacy is getting harder to sell
Even iPhone users with nothing to hide could be forgiven for being a little creeped out that Apple will scan their photos and see if they match existing databases of known illegal pornographic images. Privacy experts called the idea a potential back door for governments to request or demand...bdnews24.com
Lmfao he shouldn't talk about privacy anymore. Apple has ruined their brand with the upcoming photo scan