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All the people Apple just pissed off to better protect your privacy

All the people Apple just pissed off to better protect your privacy

6 years ago
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https://www.fastcompany.com/40581691/all-the-people-apple-just-pissed-off-to-better-protect-your-privacy

When Apple previewed the upcoming iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave at this week’s WWDC keynote, the killer new features that got both developers and users most excited were the ones you’d would expect: the visually stunning Dark Mode on MacOS, the insanely customizable Memojis on iOS, FaceTime group-calling features on both platforms, massive improvements to Siri, and Apple’s all-new Screen Time digital health tracking tools.

All those features deserved the applause they got from the crowd. But it was other updates–definitely less sexy and headline-grabbing–that set Apple apart from other technology giants. I’m talking about the new privacy features built into both iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave that make it so much harder for other parties to get at your personal information.

All the people Apple just pissed off to better protect your privacy

Jun 8, 2018, 5:36pm UTC
https://www.fastcompany.com/40581691/all-the-people-apple-just-pissed-off-to-better-protect-your-privacy >When Apple previewed the upcoming iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave at this week’s WWDC keynote, the killer new features that got both developers and users most excited were the ones you’d would expect: the visually stunning Dark Mode on MacOS, the insanely customizable Memojis on iOS, FaceTime group-calling features on both platforms, massive improvements to Siri, and Apple’s all-new Screen Time digital health tracking tools. >All those features deserved the applause they got from the crowd. But it was other updates–definitely less sexy and headline-grabbing–that set Apple apart from other technology giants. I’m talking about the new privacy features built into both iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave that make it so much harder for other parties to get at your personal information.