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Apple The device is also used to record various health-related data and user data, which could theoretically lead to questions about whether this information is really safe. The answer to this question came this week Tim Cook, who assured the user that they didn't have to worry.

As evidence, he stated Tim Cook the fact that Apple has always refused to sell its users' data. In an interview with NPR Cook He emphasized that selling user data for advertising purposes is something his company strictly rejects. Apple it repeatedly emphasizes that its customers are not its product, something that sets it apart from other tech companies that often use user data for marketing purposes. On its attitude to user privacy Apple according to Cookand it definitely lasts, according to him, these are not empty phrases used to gain the trust of customers.

Apple last year, he introduced iOS Health Records feature, which allows users in certain areas to view health records from hospitals, clinics, and individual doctors directly in the native Health app. The company has partnered with various companies for this feature, allowing millions of people to easily access their records. The company says it is recognized by the prestigious University of California, San Diego, which Apple publicly praises the fact that all records are stored exclusively on the device and are not sent to cloudu.

Cook also discussed that certain fitness and health apps were sending sensitive data Facebookdue to targeted advertising, which may have also led some users to suspect that their Health Records data was compromised. Chief AppHowever, lu explained that these were not apps connected to the Health Records feature. This is strictly protected and restricted, and even access to the Health app requires explicit user consent.

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