Oh come on man. Are we really saying that Android has no security issues?
I'm gonna do you a favor and just not talk about how naive and fanboy-like that statement was man.
And google cloud's security, I assume you mean the AWS competitor, is being compared to iCloud social engineering hacks? Uh, yeah, I mean, since iCloud is consumer level, no surprises there. As far as consumer level offerings, hey, Google already has the location or whatever other data, so they can already use it to try to sell you cheap plastic Oklahoma City Thunder dart boards or whatever. Your privacy and security are violated every time it happens.
Maybe I'm just being too fundamentalist in my view? But that's just how I see it. Every time an entity uses my data for something I did not intend, it is a security and privacy violation. Google's entire business model is literally built on violating both, which is why I avoid their products like the Plague.
I'm gonna do you a favor and just not talk about how naive and fanboy-like that statement was man.
And google cloud's security, I assume you mean the AWS competitor, is being compared to iCloud social engineering hacks? Uh, yeah, I mean, since iCloud is consumer level, no surprises there. As far as consumer level offerings, hey, Google already has the location or whatever other data, so they can already use it to try to sell you cheap plastic Oklahoma City Thunder dart boards or whatever. Your privacy and security are violated every time it happens.
Maybe I'm just being too fundamentalist in my view? But that's just how I see it. Every time an entity uses my data for something I did not intend, it is a security and privacy violation. Google's entire business model is literally built on violating both, which is why I avoid their products like the Plague.