How Apple’s hardline privacy policy limits key features in Photos and Siri

Macworld
Sep 23, 2016, 6:30 am378 pts
Over the last several years, Apple has taken a number of opportunities to present itself in stark contrast against one of its chief rivals, Google, but nowhere more in the firm position Cupertino takes against collecting any more data than it needs to about its customers. Privacy is obviously a major concern…

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