Apple’s Biome framework is drawing fresh attention after researchers identified 84 data streams that can preserve detailed records of how an iPhone is used. The findings do not describe malware or an active intrusion. Instead, they show how built-in iOS services can retain behavioural evidence, including app activity, locations, notifications, messages, connectivity, and device-state changes. […] The post Researchers Find 84 Hidden iOS Data Streams Tracking Apps, Locations and Messages appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Noooo, “that can’t happen,” “don’t you think we’d have found it by now?”
No, no I don’t. I think they can totally hide shit and fuck you guys I was right! Take that!
Apple cares deeply about my privacy™ tho!
They do. They wanna know everything about it.
They are making a big advertising push right now about how Safari is the only private browser on iOS. Why? Because they can’t force every other browser to be Safari reskins anymore, losing control of that precious piece of data they can monetize.
