"The only clue that users seemingly had of Siri's alleged spying was eerily accurate targeted ads that appeared after they had just been talking about specific items like Air Jordans or brands like Olive Garden"
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"The only clue that users seemingly had of Siri's alleged spying was eerily accurate targeted ads that appeared after they had just been talking about specific items like Air Jordans or brands like Olive Garden"
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this is, you'll recall, the company that's broadly heralded by the tech press as being "better on privacy" despite constant stories like that one, or this one:
the alleged spying never occurred. debate me
people who read the headline only: there is no evidence that Apple is doing this, nor is this an admission from them. a $95M settlement for that many potentially impacted users is the just the price Apple is paying to avoid discovery of random corporate documents.
@helengibbons.bsky.social this is interesting (and one of the reasons I never use it)
Feel like @ologies.bsky.social exposed this about a decade ago on the Futurology episode....
Estamos en esa class action, @rggamez.bsky.social? Mira que 40 ó 60 dólares nos apañan un mes de internet...
@christosargyrop.bsky.social I cannot figure out how a Christmas card pix from 2004 got into my new Windows 11 computer. It scares me. I killed off an XP & Windows 10 in the last 7 years, both dead! And the image was on a disc from the XP. Unless someone scanned it in? Snooping via A I