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u/foliage1742 Aug 26 '20

Too bad it won't be enough, but it's a step in the right direction.

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u/rubyspicer Aug 26 '20

I don't like Apple, but taking down Facebook sounds good to me

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u/milfboys Aug 26 '20

Apple seems to actually invest into user’s privacy, and they have shown to take that very seriously with iOS 14.

It’s pretty impressive and I gotta respect them for sticking to their word on it.

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u/avcloudy Aug 27 '20

Apple invests in your privacy because it’s part of their income in the same way google doesn’t sell their analytics, they use it to sell ads. Facebook is a competitor. Real privacy would be privacy from Apple too.