iOS 14 found to keep user data even after deleting apps
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- JG01
- Y6K
- 11 Feb 2021
Something else about iPhone data and Apple. Even though you may not use the cloud, you are still signed and they collect your data. Even if you sign out of all cloud service (meaning signout of Apple), iMessage and FaceTime still uses it. Apple has placed a lot hooks into their apps to get you one way or another. To Apple, they own you and should feel priveldged to be in this position. At least Google tells you straight up they are collecting your data no matter what you do. Apple hides this fact to sell us on privacy...that's a joke, they would lose a lot of money or would need to sell the privileged to give devs access to APIs to get our data. Money, money , money , that's the name of the game to Apple. Don't believe the hype!!
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- rizki1
- u7V
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreeverything is spying, even ios trust me... $1100 phone without 5 years update are u sure? their old overpriced phone is bad on newest os like 6s se etc.. android still get security patch for 4 years in some phones with $300-$400
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- Anonymous
- ntJ
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreMan you need help ASAP. Stop getting triggered over posts.
At this rate, you'll end up becoming on of those school shooooters.
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- Anonymous
- ntJ
- 11 Feb 2021
Anonymous, 11 Feb 2021So.. you don't use Google Maps, Gmail, and YouTube?Along with Google Apps from Facebook like Facebook, Instagram, whatsapp are all known for privacy violations.
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- JG01
- Y6K
- 11 Feb 2021
It's not just app data, it all data. I did a restore of my iPhone 12 Pro with IOS 14.4 , rebooted and setup the phone as new without copying any data ...so it is too be clean like factory new....however, various settings and data came back! After a couple of restarts they went away. What is going is like on a PC with multiple partitions on your hard drive, one for OS and another for data (this is how you can install another OS and still have your data). When you do a restore, it installs the OS on the System partition and master file table is refreshed (data still there) so you can write over it. Apple says they are about privacy, but this all about marketing..
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- Anonymous
- vjX
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreSo.. you don't use Google Maps, Gmail, and YouTube?
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- GBh
- 11 Feb 2021
Not like I would believe any crap coming from Apple, but good that cases like this get traction on the Internet.
Android unlocked bootloaders for me
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- Anonymous
- gq3
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And how does it change privacy? It's clearly stated th... moreYou were exposed in other article saying Siri was better for privacy than Google and Alexa.
You are proven wrong again joker. Siri listening to illegally. But that is to be expected for lower tier OS like iOS
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- Anonymous
- gq3
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreNo need of custom ROM, only root is sufficient.
IOS can't even disable the spying as there is no control over OS even after jailbreaking.
Apple in Stock mode is spying and no amount of justification from you will solve that problem.
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- Anonymous
- Mkm
- 11 Feb 2021
Haha hahaha haha 😂 😂 😂 😂.... So much for privacy.
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- 7kd
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreiOS users are also using those Google apps... So get off your high horse.
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- Anonymous
- MXj
- 11 Feb 2021
Not a big deal,
but you can disconnect yourself from internet, turn the device off, wrap the device with metal sheet and burn it completely with c4
- in case you really don't want anybody to track you
It does not matter which OS you are using
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- Anonymous
- UG4
- 11 Feb 2021
Let's get this straight. iOS like MacOS have a local keychain and iCloud Keychain.
Keychain consist of data, such as password to connect to wifi, login credentials, secure app details. etc etc.
On the Mac, you have an app called Keychain access. From this app, you can see all the data and modify it you see fit. On iOS, you only have the Account & Password under settings, which does not show every keychain data.
The keychain data cannot be access by another app on the phone. However can be read again when the app is installed again. Since each app have its unique identifier.
So by right, the keychain data is safe in your device. Its not shared to anyone. And its up to the developer to give an option to delete the keychain data. Sure, you can say its Apple's fault, to provide a app call "keychain access" on iOS to manage by the user.
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- sFX
- 11 Feb 2021
If you believe that, then you'll believe anything.
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- Anonymous
- mE0
- 11 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on yo... moreOk I will , I'm shriveled and dress left side first , I like cheese and licking salty things
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- AnonD-804996
- puk
- 10 Feb 2021
JJC, 10 Feb 2021Another reason not to use IOSAnd use what? Android with all the Google junk spying on you? You may just as well post all your private stuff right here... Only alternative are gazillion terrible ROM's for which you'll have huge problems finding a phone to actually install them on. And then you'll have even less support and updates for 99% of them than you do with already non existent support on official ROM's.
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- Anonymous
- sUS
- 10 Feb 2021
AnonD-804996, 10 Feb 2021And how does it change privacy? It's clearly stated th... moreLol that is how they start. They infringe on your rights little by little till you become desensitized and one day just accept things as they are.
Are you even aware a law is being made that will allow Big Tech to form their own small governments in the US?