Beyond "Apple really protects your privacy", there is the reality: Apple employees who shared private photos from a phone that was being repaired.
Note that this is not specific to Apple, since last year there was a pretty big scandal at one of the biggest computer repairers in the US: Employees were happily dipping into the private files of the computers they were entrusted with.

(via https://sebsauvage.net/links/?dMiIjg)

Quelle grosse surprise ! On le vois bien au quotidien que les GAFAM continuent d'agir en toute impunité.

Apple 11 Big Sur is not privacy compliant. The company reacted and has published some patches for it.
Anyway Apple can still block any program of their choice.

(shared by https://linuxfr.org/users/antistress/liens/apple-is-interesting-in-migrating-their-c-code-to-rust-phoronix)

If someone says that MacOS is more secure, then this link will be useful

Apple, promoteur de la vie privée ?
Comme d'habitude, c'est surtout du discours marketing.

Juste une piqûre du rappel.

Comme dit SebSauvage : c'est creepy.

Donc l'appareil est trouvé via le bluetooth. En effet, l'appareil Apple volés envoie automatiquement sa clé publique. L'autre la reçoit, puis envoie les données (localisation GPS et la clé) aux serveurs d'Apple.

Avec un appareil volé même sans Wifi, les autres appareils Apple (qui eux sont connectés), permettent donc de le retrouver.