Jack Nicas

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"We found that Apple had made serious compromises in how it was storing that [iCloud] data, including a decision to essentially allow Chinese government employees to physically manage…

Apple prides itself on privacy protection — but not in China

"We found that Apple had made serious compromises in how it was storing that [iCloud] data, including a decision to essentially allow Chinese government employees to physically manage…

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This week, Apple released a software update that would let its device users decide whether to share their data and activities with apps and websites.

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