Apple likes privacy, but it's inconvenient for working remotely

It is no longer a secret: to avoid the spread ofCOVID-19and thus protect the elderly, it is strongly recommended to stay at home. It is moreoverwhat Tim Cook advised all his teams about a week ago. As a result, whenever possible, employees opt instead for video meetings and online cooperation.

Theremote workingoffers certain advantages: we can listen to music without disturbing our neighbors, take breaks with those around us whenever we want, or even enjoy our own cooking at lunchtime. The problem, on the other hand, is that to discuss sensitive subjects, face-to-face discussion is not possible: you must therefore trust the technology. Who is fallible.

Developers complain

ChezApple, it is above all the publishers of the firm's software code who would be prey to difficulties following the new measures put in place for teleworking. Certain services are notably accused of slowing down, while databases are difficult to access due to excessive access and protection restrictions.

In addition, products or platforms that are not yet revealed are expected to remainconfidential, they could under no circumstances leave the brand's headquarters.

We know in fact that theconfidentialityis the company's workhorse, so much so thatsome also question its meritswhileothers simply attack it under the guise of fighting anti-competitive practices.