Apple Privacy in 2020: iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 is more secure than ever
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Apple has added significant privacy upgrades this year to protect us more and give up less. Apple has been lauding privacy for many years now, and it`s a part of the company`s culture that has set it apart from other companies, companies that are only now seeing the writing on the wall and trying to jump on the privacy bandwagon. With iOS and iPadOS 14 and macOS Big Sur (releasing later this year), Apple has added even more features to give users control over who has access to their data and what`s being done with it. Apple has added five major privacy updates to its platforms. What does that mean for you and me? Let`s go through the list. Sign In with Apple ... again Last year, Apple introduced Sign In with Apple, which lets users sign up for an account without having to share their email address or be tracked by a comparable service. It sounded like a really cool feature when it was first announced, but the entire premise fizzled out pretty quickly when Apple backed out of it...