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I say this as an Apple hater: this is a false narrative. Apple fanboys say that their devices are more private, not completely private, and they are (assuming a stock Android OS). That's not really up for debate. The mistake you're making is positing privacy as a binary concept. Privacy is a spectrum.
apple devices are just as private as googles
Read again
i read what you said. its not true, they are both mining as much data as they possibly can regardless of what their marketing department lets out.
i mean, the snowden leaks still hold true and we are literally in a thread discussing how apple shares data with governments.
What you think I said is not true. But that's not what I said. I said Apple devices are more private.
what do you think i think you said? because it sounds pretty clear to me.