Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney went on a rampage today on his X (formerly Twitter) social network profile, stating that the service Find My (Find) from company Apple is a super creepy tracking technology that shouldn't exist. Sweeney went on to explain that a few years ago, a child was stolen from his car MacBook. A few years later, Seeney checked Find My and because he was MacBook still connected to his Apple ID, showed him the place where the thief lived. He miniIt's a little strange that Tim Seeney is bothered by the fact that his device can be tracked, and he actually also bothers with a service whose main goal is to prevent device theft.
Tim Sweeney got into an argument with other users on x.com, explaining that it is not possible to track the location of a device without tracking the person who has the device with them, and that people have a right to privacy. He argues that the detection and recovery of a lost or stolen device should go through a proper judicial process, and that such a device should not be tracked until a court decides to do so. Sweeney also stated that in his devices Find My turned off and believes that the function is indeed extremely dangerous. It would be understandable with great clarity if Sweeney complained about AirA tag that you can put in your wife's purse and track whether she goes to her lover or not, but complain that you might find it stolen MacBook it's really a bit over the edge.
That's crazy
It is
It is true that such a person does not interest me at all and he is beyond my vision of the world... if he is not a leftist
Any criminal should not rely on the bill of rights and freedoms for his intentional, illegal actions
Especially since he was staring at where his macbookIf he doesn't like it, he shouldn't use it. And heaven forbid, he should buy an Android.
You can't expect any impartiality from the head of Epic. He'll kick himself in the Applu whenever possible. When Apple kicked Epic out App I'm not surprised that they throw dirt at them wherever they can.
Maybe I'm not surprised that such a person Apple removed Fortnite from his store when he was unable to accept the rules that Appthey do Apple...and also for consumer protection (which is also a function of Find My)
He is most likely a sociopath...