Senator's paranoia opens door for Apple to speak out on government censorship.

AppleInsider
Dec 6, 2023, 9:19 am315 pts
Senator Ron Wyden has made a crazy-sounding claim that governments are spying on people's iPhone push notifications — and Apple says thank you, we weren't allowed to tell anyone. The claim is that governments can glean information from how many push notifications a person gets, and from what apps Whether push…

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