CEO Applu Tim Cook At a conference today, he advocated for a relatively tough data protection law in the United States, which he said would protect users' right to privacy in a growing "data industrial complex." His impassioned speech Cook pronesl at the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners (ICDPPC) in Brussels.
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"Our personal information—from the mundane to the deeply personal—is being used against us with military effectiveness," he warned Cook, and pointed out that all this data – while it may seem harmless in itself – is carefully collected and sold. "Taken to the extreme, this process creates a permanent digital profile, allowing individual companies to know more about you than you do." he declared Cook, adding that this process turns the aforementioned harmless data into a tool that can do harm, and that we should definitely not underestimate these consequences. For his speech, he received Tim Cook applause.
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Cook In his speech, he further stated that this year the Commissioners succeeded in showing the world that good policy and political will can be brought together "in the interest of protecting the rights of all." “It is time for the rest of the world – including my home country – to follow suit. We in App"We fully support comprehensive federal privacy law in the United States," he added. The US privacy law should, according to Cookand prioritize minidata protection, the right to access this data and transparency regarding what is collected. He also commented on artificial intelligence – in this area he gives Apple in his own words, the priority of user privacy, Cook but at the same time he warned against improving AI by collecting a huge number of personal profiles. "To be truly smart, AI must respect human values – including privacy," he stated, adding that achieving both high-quality artificial intelligence and maintaining privacy standards is not a choice, but a responsibility.
"It's time to face the facts," he declared at the end of his speech. "We will never reach the technology's true potential without the full trust of the people who will use the technology."
Apple ergo Cook He's about as clean as Pontius Pilate!
First, he sells us en bloc every year for an increasingly difficult price to Google (which is why he doesn't need to sell user data himself) and then the bastard wrings his hands over it all :(
Nah, money doesn't stink at all, even though it's mostly made of shit...
A že čínskej iCloud managed by the Chinese government on its own servers, of course it doesn't matter 🙄. Or I mean it honestly, I'm Standa Gross...
https://www.letemsvetemapplem.eu/2018/07/18/apple-presunul-veskera-icloud-data-cinskych-uzivatelu-na-statni-servery/