[post_page_title]The privacy of iPhones[/post_page_title]
It has taken a while for the general populace to catch up to those who are super tech savvy, but it seems that most people are now becoming aware of the fact that our devices don’t really value our privacy in the way that we wish they would. Ads like this one for the iPhone did a great job of convincing us that our data was truly secure.
News flash: it wasn’t. It never has been. Remember that Facetime scandal not too long ago where people could hear us and we didn’t know it? That was nightmare fuel.
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