Apple and Privacy in 2020: Wide-Reaching Updates with Minimal User Intrusion

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By Ryan ChristoffelAug 19, 2020, 11:50 am394 pts
Privacy has increasingly become a competitive advantage for Apple. The bulk of the company’s revenue comes from hardware sales, in stark contrast to competitors like Google who depend heavily on ad revenue and thus benefit tremendously from collecting user data. Apple calls privacy one of its core values, and…

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