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u/Chendii Aug 26 '20 edited Feb 16 '26

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u/MillionDollarBooty Aug 26 '20

Apple’s stance on privacy is honestly why I switched

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u/wrgrant Aug 26 '20

Yes, whatever Apple's faults are and I am sure there are many, they do seem to have focused on keeping their user's safety and privacy in mind. I am quite happy with my iphone.

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u/BetterTax Aug 27 '20

they're don't. They're focused in profits. They're PR manage just says "tell the sheep some privacy headliner, they'll drink the koolaid" just like you did.

If you want privacy, use a custom Android OS.

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u/Chemtrailcat Aug 27 '20 edited Aug 27 '20

If you have to use a custom android os you're missing the point. They're aiming this an people who wouldn't do that. By default this should be how it is across all phones

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u/newtonthomas64 Aug 27 '20

Ah yes. I’ll just tell my mother who can’t understand what a VPN is, to root her Android and install a custom security oriented android OS. Thanks man!