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9to5Mac Daily: November 07, 2019 – Apple details iPhone privacy in iOS 13

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Mark Zuckerberg joins Tim Cook in calling for GDPR-like privacy regulation in the US

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Mark Zuckerberg has published an opinion piece in The Washington Post outlining four ways he thinks new regulation could benefit the Internet. Zuckerberg specifically points to harmful content, election integrity, privacy, and data portability. Zuckerberg calls for expanded privacy regulation, echoing similar statements from Tim Cook. more… The post Mark Zuckerberg joins Tim Cook in…

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Apple fully endorses federal privacy legislation, Bud Tribble tells US Senate hearing

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We heard earlier this month that Apple VP Guy ‘Bud’ Tribble would be testifying at a Senate hearing into the possibility of federal privacy legislation – and, as expected, he has told the Senate that Apple is fully in favor of the idea … more… The post Apple fully endorses federal privacy legislation, Bud Tribble…

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Five-country group including U.S. calls for encryption back doors, says privacy not absolute

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The privacy of Internet users "is not absolute, according to a statement from a five-country coalition that includes the United States following a meeting about security, with the overall theme demanding technology companies to make social networks and messaging services safer and to offer more support to government agencies to break encryption and access potentially…

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Comment: Apple’s example shows how Europe’s new privacy law will benefit people worldwide

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Europe’s tough new privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), came into force today. It provides the strongest protections the world has ever seen for customer and user data. Even Apple – a company famed for its respect for customer privacy – had to strengthen its safeguards in order to meet the extremely high standards…

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Apple launches new privacy portal, users can download a copy of everything Apple knows about them

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Apple has today launched its new Data and Privacy website, allowing Apple users to download everything that Apple personally associates with your account, from Apple ID info, App Store activity, AppleCare history to data stored in iCloud like photos and documents. This is currently only available for European Union accounts, to comply with GDPR, and…

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