Apple tells us a little more about its privacy management

Almost a year ago, the company created by Steve Jobs wanted to be more transparent.By updating its website to reveal how it cooperates with different states when justice requires access to personal data, the company had relied on the figures to find thetrustof its users.

Similarly, Apple has therefore chosen to continue in this direction by detailing much more precisely the actions it is putting in place topreserve privacyof its customers. Each of its applications benefits in particular from a complete section of the pageconfidentialityjust transformed.

How are we protected?

If you regularly read the news about connected device manufacturers, you probably already know the arguments they put forward so that we don't fall into paranoia. So here's a little reminder, Cupertino style.

First, the browserSafariwould be cautious about cookies, even if there remains a wide margin with what Firefox or better, Tor offers. Where Apple stands out from Google, however, is with its applicationPlans: unlike Maps, this does not in fact keep the history of the Internet user's geographic movements. Not very practical, however, when you want to remember a good address.

Safety first

But when it comes to remembering good times, luckily there's the appPhotoswhich allows us to intelligently sort our photos thanks to the Apple Neural Engine of the A13 processor present on theiPhone 11. And if many competitors use the cloud to carry out this operation which requires a certain computing power, this is not the case with the Apple firm. The images are therefore not communicated to a third partylike at FaceApp.

Finally, whether with regard to themessages, conversations withSiri, thepaymentmobile or even thehealth, if you would like to know more, do not hesitate to visitapple.com/fr/privacy/.