> they just ate every other 3rd party "secure" backup services lunch...
Really? Isn't this the same Apple that told the FBI that they could get access to a suspect's data from their iCloud account. And the same Apple that was part of the US government's PRISM program to sell user data to the NSA? What makes you think people happy with competing services will jump to them blindly?
> They're not Goodle/FB/Amazon.
They are exactly like them. All of them claimed they care about user privacy, before massively collecting the private data of their users and then exploiting it.
> ... reliable, secure, private service ...
Reliable, sure. "Secure" is debatable when the keys are stored on the iDevices that only Apple can access any time. "Private" is laughable when every Apple product now comes with a disclaimer / popup permission informing that they will use your data to enhance personalised ads served to you by their ad platform.
Really? Isn't this the same Apple that told the FBI that they could get access to a suspect's data from their iCloud account. And the same Apple that was part of the US government's PRISM program to sell user data to the NSA? What makes you think people happy with competing services will jump to them blindly?
> They're not Goodle/FB/Amazon.
They are exactly like them. All of them claimed they care about user privacy, before massively collecting the private data of their users and then exploiting it.
> ... reliable, secure, private service ...
Reliable, sure. "Secure" is debatable when the keys are stored on the iDevices that only Apple can access any time. "Private" is laughable when every Apple product now comes with a disclaimer / popup permission informing that they will use your data to enhance personalised ads served to you by their ad platform.