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#2Saving you a click: without naming Google or Chrome, Apple is running billboards that promote Safari as “the browser that’s actually private”, which could be interpreted as a dig at Chrome’s not-so-private incognito mode.
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#3Saving you a click: without naming Google or Chrome, Apple is running billboards that promote Safari as “the browser that’s actually private”, which could be interpreted as a dig at Chrome’s not-so-private incognito mode.
How does Apple claims it to be private. Is there anything like end to end encryption or something.
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#4Original source is dailymail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13576549/App...
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#5Saving you a click: without naming Google or Chrome, Apple is running billboards that promote Safari as “the browser that’s actually private”, which could be interpreted as a dig at Chrome’s not-so-private incognito mode.
How does Apple claims it to be private. Is there anything like end to end encryption or something.
> Is there anything like end to end encryption or something.
There is TLS, but if Apple bragged about that they would mostly be promoting every other modern browser.
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#6Saving you a click: without naming Google or Chrome, Apple is running billboards that promote Safari as “the browser that’s actually private”, which could be interpreted as a dig at Chrome’s not-so-private incognito mode.
How does Apple claims it to be private. Is there anything like end to end encryption or something.
I think they mean in the “does not report your browsing history to Apple” sense.
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