You cannot blindly trust in the continuing good intentions of executives who have as much power as Tim Cook does.
Meta and Alphabet are already committed to profiting from users' private information. Apple is not, at least not yet.
I'd be happy to have laws that enforce (at a minimum) the natural implications of the good behavior that Apple has claimed in marketing for years. But this would destroy Google and Facebook.
Regulation and enforcement is the only answer.
You cannot blindly trust in the continuing good intentions of executives who have as much power as Tim Cook does.
Meta and Alphabet are already committed to profiting from users' private information. Apple is not, at least not yet.
I'd be happy to have laws that enforce (at a minimum) the natural implications of the good behavior that Apple has claimed in marketing for years. But this would destroy Google and Facebook.