Apple mocks Google’s privacy issues with a new billboard
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- Anonymous
- s2g
- 08 Jul 2019
No smartphone is "secure" or "safe", I'm surprised Apple is keeping this up even though there's substantial evidence that iOS doesn't prioritize privacy
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- Anonymous
- nEi
- 08 Jul 2019
Apple got nothing on any other device or service provider that exist. The way they are treating consumers, developers and other companies is far beyond the waist line, this privacy stuff manages to not to make them the worst company to ever exist
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- Jun1250
- vV5
- 08 Jul 2019
Anonymous, 08 Jul 2019I use apple maps, imessage, citymapper, outlook email, oned... moreAh, 4chan. We have a veteran among us
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- AnonF-85937
- XEk
- 08 Jul 2019
Updates our phones for more than 3 years AND does not sell our data, this is why I am loving my XS Max! :D
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- ssallen
- kxi
- 08 Jul 2019
Google should create a billboard in Cupertino that says, "Our phones don't bootloop from Unicode"
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- Anonymous
- MwH
- 08 Jul 2019
NyxSin, 08 Jul 2019LoL how did you know that their passwords are weak? Haha! W... moreIt was explained over and over by countless sources, even celebrities admitted that. Some used weak, predictable passwords, others used the same passwords they used on other websites which had their user info leaked.
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- Luxor
- tV0
- 08 Jul 2019
Anonymous, 08 Jul 2019Nope. There is absolutely no google service integrated in t... moreYou safari search this? Lol.
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- Zendroid
- pI5
- 08 Jul 2019
How is that mocking? The world saw how many people apple revealed in the Syrian terror war. Apple and nsa in looking through your stuff every day, to see if you could be mixed in the terror.
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- NyxSin
- Kg{
- 08 Jul 2019
Anonymous, 08 Jul 2019That's because they used weak (easy to guess) passwords and... moreLoL how did you know that their passwords are weak? Haha! Well its easy to say for a keyboard warrior ;)
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- Anonymous
- MwH
- 08 Jul 2019
NyxSin, 08 Jul 2019LoL apple just forgot that some celebrities especially wome... moreThat's because they used weak (easy to guess) passwords and/or used the same passwords as on other online accounts, which got stolen from those websites. The celebrities were totally at fault in those cases.
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- Anonymous
- U{U
- 08 Jul 2019
[deleted post]No Sir. Just a user who is comfortable digging into the options.
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- NyxSin
- Kg{
- 08 Jul 2019
LoL apple just forgot that some celebrities especially women with private photos were leaked in the internet captured by their iphone.
Just like US accussing huawei with spying as if "snowden" doesn't exist hahaha!
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- khailchain
- Myh
- 08 Jul 2019
dont trust any big tech companies with privacy they are only doing it cause they dont want to lose sales they were happy to hand ur info off to the nsa and gchq its all fake its a front just to protect their profits big agencies like the nsa and gchq will get in if they want
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- Anonymous
- B}L
- 08 Jul 2019
I might just buy an iphone if apple makes google tRiGgErEd.
Xr or should i wait for the new flagship?
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- Anonymous
- ptC
- 08 Jul 2019
The pot calling the kettle black.
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- Anonymous
- I@a
- 08 Jul 2019
The case of the blackened kettle (Apple) mocking the rug (Google) as dirty. If you want real privacy, go to the deepest part of the Amazon rainforest, live there alone and don't use any internet service. Even then, animals will be watching you waiting for an opportunity to steal your food or eat you. Enough with hypocrisy Apple. You profile your users as much as Google. At least Google uses it to provide you intelligent search results and ads while Apple targets you with its own products and services.
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- Anonymous
- rJ3
- 08 Jul 2019
There are NO privacy issues with Google. You have the option of turning off all history and tracking in Google. What you are left with is a non-intrusive mobile OS that is way ahead of iOS in terms of user friendliness.