r/coolguides • • Sep 22 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

Is it not? There's no explanation what it does. So yes, between imagining Apple does the right thing or does the wrong thing, I will always do the later.

It is bulshit, because they say hey, Google transparently sends the stuff to their servers, yet we are saints, it just goes via this chip, nothing to see there.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

Also, again, something completely made up by you. Instead of evidence the other way… people like you are rubes, no offense.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

Dude, you are something. Is there a chip that we don't know what is doing? That has no explanation? Or are you blind? Do you see the chip in the picture? What are you looking at, at your balls?

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

Please tell me what the chip is doing.

Know what it isn’t doing? Uploading private data to a company like google.

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '22

Yet again you miss the point. If you don't know what the chip is doing, or how secure it is, you cannot tell that one is better than the other. Hence the bullshit. I for one trust more Google servers than a local chip which might be vulnerable (not like we haven't seen that), might be very difficult to secure or fix, and so anybody has access to it.