Daddy fooled you again, iDweebs
So Apple covers barely more than half dozen specific items with e2ee - making it sound like they're, like, toootally protecting everything on your device from the whole world. But not really.
They predictably leave all sorts of other highly sensitive things open to exploitation and snooping, as per usual.
What about browsing history?
What about contacts?
What about calendar events?
What about the boatloads of stuff you gave permission by default for Siri to "learn" about everything you do, every day?
What about location history/bookmarks/favorites?
What about active/current email data?
What about active/current SMS data?
What about 3rd-party app data?
What about all that juicy metadata everywhere?
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And that only scratches the surface.
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Last but not least, they quietly pretend to abandon so-called CSAM snooping, while keeping the one piece of metadata that makes that whole regime work: all your image checksums. They could turn that on again tomorrow and have the cops at your door the day after that for their latest fishing expedition.
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When will people ever learn.