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Most Apple users want the “cage” for its near-mindless security and privacy. I used to troubleshoot and diagnose PCs all day. I got tired of managing my HTC Windows phone in 2008 and went to iPhone. It’s similar to running Windows Home for the smaller attack surface than Pro, or trading admin for user rights. I love not having to worry about the reliability, privacy, or security maintenance of my daily driver.

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I spend all day dealing with computer issues. I never have to deal with iPhone problems. It just works.

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Well, sometimes I need to restart it. Lol

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the privacy is illusory. apple collaborates with the nsa

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Do you have a source on what they provide the NSA? According to their privacy policy they don’t access customer data unless they receive a warrant requesting iCloud data, and they have no access to data on the phone itself or what is transmitted.

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edward snowden. according to his leaks they have been doing it since the early 2000s.

the only mechanism companies can use to disclose it somewhat is a warrant canary, and apple doesn’t have one.

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