[ConcernedCitizen]

I dont really know how to answer this in words, I probably dont even know how to explain it in my language to be honest. But anyway if you look closely Iphone's are generated for kind of dumb poeple or females. They are so simplified and never had a lot of options like androids did and still do. People were buying Iphones for its camera even though the battery storage was disgusting and of course people were not liking it but anyway they just upgraded to the next Iphone because "Iphones are the ones!"  In iphones apple is always winning. Apple is like snapchat. Apple also creates problems and sells the solution. Apple is disgusting, Iphones got people to buy MacBooks with those ridiculous prices. Apple, Snapchat are designed for the people in this case for "sheeps" for the guys that ask if its legal to download mp3 songs from google.

Accidental double post. D:

Apple is notorious for two things: 1) in the past, you couldn't upgrade the hardware on your own, and most shops would deny you access to supplies to do it yourself for what is called "tampering". This company makes a lot of money per year, why would they deny users (whom have paid presumably almost $1000 USD for the device, let alone the service) access to supplies if the system was secure by design? Uh, I agree it is a status symbol, that much is obvious. These devices are called "flagships" and touted as secure and private but the reality couldn't be further from what they claim.

This article outlines reasons to blacklist every device in your home, and whitelist only those you trust. Trust being the operative word, because all devices are created equal when it comes to surveillance and backdoors. You thought Microsoft Windows was bad when you looked at the software and Intel management engine, etc.? Look at the firmware on any android (stock) and you'll find device drivers that are not patched and security updates on the OS that are neither updated nor secure from local attacks. But the remote means are the most concerning, because they are mostly zero-click and ID/exploit tasking is usually automatic (see: Shadowbroker's Oracle/Swift exploits).

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentclou...mation.pdf - REDHARVEST/RDV
https://www.information.dk/databloggen/2...p1/a163343 - SMOKYSINK
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/...l2012.html - BUGCATCHER
https://www.electrospaces.net/2014/11/in...q-are.html - INCENSER
https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentclou...mation.pdf - RAMPART (RAM-A/RAM-T)
https://www.information.dk/databloggen/2...p1/a163343 - CADENCE
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/j...collection - XKeyScore/XKS
https://www.electrospaces.net/2015/08/fa...reign.html - FAIRVIEW; BLARNEY (collection under FISA authority, since 1978); FAIRVIEW (cooperation with AT&T, since 1985); STORMBREW (cooperation with Verizon, since 2001) and OAKSTAR (cooperation with 7 other telecoms, since 2004)*
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/...jan05.html - Unknowns: ROCKSALT; SERENADE; STEELKNIGHT and WOLFPOINT - their actual names are in the Exceptionally Controlled Information (ECI) compartment WHIPGENIE (WPG) along with PACKETSCOPE