• VelvetStorm@lemmy.world
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      5 months ago

      Right, apple definitely doesn’t have access to the info on the products they make and sell to the public.

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          Have you verified their encryption method? Where is the source code? Where is the third party public audit that verifies that it’s implemented properly with no other means of access?

          Blindly trusting that they say it’s encrypted is basically the same as no encryption

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            5 months ago

            This is made up fantasy land paranoia. Charlie Day with a big board shit.

            Yep apple is secretly grabbing data that not one privacy expert has found. Just like those sneaky Alexas that are always listening to me.

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            On top of being privacy focused themselves, they are only working with AI parters who also pass a third party code review verifying that zero user data is stored.

            Shit on Apple for not being repairable, sure. Shit on Apple for their walled garden, sure. But shitting on Apple over privacy is insane. They are they only big tech company that actually cares.

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              I mean, None of these appeared to specifically be about the air tag. But it is at least does help show a general overall commitment to security. So it’s not as if it’s not a huge point in favor of trusting that the airtag data is safe

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            Yes, only the person with the key can decrypt. Apple doesn’t have the keys.

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                Source? As far as I know they didn’t claim to not know location until iOS 17 release. Up until then they could access that info, and were required to give it up provided with warrants. This has been a reason Apple has actively been limiting the data they have access to. They cannot be compelled to give up data they have no way of accessing.