Apple Keeps Constant Log of iPhone Calls in iCloud, Warns Cop Contractor

Apple Keeps Constant Log of iPhone Calls in iCloud, Warns Cop Contractor
forbes.com

  It’s not just regular call logs that get sent to Apple’s
  servers. FaceTime, which is used to make audio and video calls
  on iOS devices, also syncs call history to iCloud
  automatically, according to Elcomsoft. The company believes
  syncing of both regular calls and FaceTime call logs goes back
  to at least iOS 8.2, which Apple released in March 2015.

  ...

  Generally, if someone were to attempt to download data in an
  iCloud account, the system would email a notification to the
  account owner. But Katalov said no notification occurs when
  someone downloads synced call logs from iCloud.

  Apple acknowledged that the call logs are being synced and said
  it’s intentional.

That means both: 1) Consider your audience, and 2) Do a 'risk analysis' (Meaning figure out where the security issue starts to outweigh the convenience and describe the actual impact of the issue.)

This article (and the Intercept's) are both severely damaged by a failure to do either. Without stating the contexts where this call logging is a problem, and who it is likely to affect you end up writing alarmist nonsense- especially when the audience is the general public.