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Apple is walking a fine line between privacy and convenience

Apple is walking a fine line between privacy and convenience

Posted on May 11, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

OPINION: Chris Smith believes Apple outperforms rivals in keeping user data safe and unexploited. However, recent moves showcase a slight hint of convenience over privacy creeping in.

Apple has done an excellent job in recent times of honing its image as a company that will always put customer privacy first. It’s a central tenet of Apple’s marketing strategy and it isn’t just words; the claims play out in policy.
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