Apple fights report that claims it compromises user privacy in China
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Apple says it still has control over user data in China. What you need to know A New York Times report claims Apple has compromised user privacy in China. The company is refuting the report. Apple is fighting back against a report that it compromises user privacy in China. A new report from the New York Times (via 9to5Mac) says that Apple has made concessions with the Chinese government that make it `nearly impossible for the company to stop the Chinese government from gaining access` to its user`s data. When Apple moved Chinese user data to local servers, the company promised that the data would be safe and managed with Apple`s strict approach to privacy. Today`s report says that Apple has `largely ceded control to the Chinese government.` And in its data centers, Apple`s compromises have made it nearly impossible for the company to stop the Chinese government from gaining access to the emails, photos, documents, contacts, and locations of millions of Chinese resident...