Yeah, but what’s that mean? What do they want to do with my data?It's meaningless in terms of privacy protection, but vague enough that it gives them full latitude to do whatever the hell they want with your data to make more money.
Yeah, but what’s that mean? What do they want to do with my data?It's meaningless in terms of privacy protection, but vague enough that it gives them full latitude to do whatever the hell they want with your data to make more money.
Yeah, but what’s that mean? What do they want to do with my data?
I’m still not getting any answers. Just vague supposition.
Better prepare yourself for a good ole apple price gouging"Messages via satellite is available in the U.S. and Canada. It's free for two years after the activation of an iPhone 14 or later (all models)."
And after?
Better prepare yourself for a good ole apple price gouging
I would say they do what most companies do, sell it to advertisers that are looking for a demographic based off what you do, i don’t think they are selling waypoints for elk and deer hunters.Yeah, but what’s that mean? What do they want to do with my data?
If they integrate weather this would be gold.It’s been working great for me in Colorado. Only used the inreach for weather forecast
Thanks for the actual information regarding the IOS18 sat texting.
As for the rest of the conspiracy theorists, please take it somewhere else.
The good news is that I think any pictures of your honey holes are safe! I think Apple proposed some sort of ability to scan iCloud pictures to find and report CSAM, but I think that was abandoned.Absolutely. Everything with a modem is selling your data. I don't care if apple sells my intimate photos for ML training, but I do feel uneasy about my honey holes being scraped. That's over the line.