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prologic
twtxt.net
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For me the accessibility and privacy (with alll iCloud tinted off)
prologic
twtxt.net
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For me the accessibility and privacy (with alll iCloud tinted off)
david
netbros.com
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@prologic the Australian government has all your information, right? Every possible PII of you they have. They have your fingerprints, and other minutiae. Doctors have much information too. Banks and credit cards companies have your purchasing history, and financial power. Credit bureaus—I asume Australia has those too—have a trove on information about you as well. And so on and so forth.

Considering that all those are, allegedly, worse than Apple at keeping your information secure, and private, what’s the problem with iCloud?
prologic
twtxt.net
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@david It is quite simple really.

I had no choice in filling in forms and handing them to various government agencies. I had no choice in where I was born and the various places my very old and out-of-date medical history/data _might_ be.

However now as an adult, I have choices. I choose not to give me data up so freely and easily to corporations that don't need them. I don't trust Apple™ or iCloud. I never have. I like their products, they are some of the best in the world, great accessibility and really good hardware and software.

Control / Privacy.
prologic
twtxt.net
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@david It is quite simple really.

I had no choice in filling in forms and handing them to various government agencies. I had no choice in where I was born and the various places my very old and out-of-date medical history/data _might_ be.

However now as an adult, I have choices. I choose not to give me data up so freely and easily to corporations that don't need them. I don't trust Apple™ or iCloud. I never have. I like their products, they are some of the best in the world, great accessibility and really good hardware and software.

Control / Privacy.