is he right?

I'll switch to Safari if it can hide picrel.

>>105817025
Why do you have to hide that? It will disappear if you just waited for like 2 seconds.

>>105817046

>>105817046
It's stupid, I know what button I pressed.

>>105817025
set full-screen-api.warning.timeout to 0 in about:config

>>105816916 (OP)
>prism partner trying to tell you that they value your privacy

>>105816916 (OP)
Apple has sold user data illegally every year. There is also these:

>2005 – Multiple WebKit vulnerabilities (e.g., CVE‑2005‑0976, CVE‑2005‑2516, CVE‑2005‑2522) allowed remote file access, arbitrary code execution, RTF/PDF exploits via Safari 1–2
>2013 – CVE‑2013‑5150: Safari on iOS<7 failed to clear back/forward history when clearing history, enabling local attackers to access sensitive browsing data
>2016 – CVE‑2016‑1849: Safari<9.1.1 mislabeled deleted history and website data, leaking sensitive info via directory read access
>2018 – Address-bar spoofing bug disclosed by RafayBaloch allowed malicious sites to mask URLs in the address bar on Safari; Apple didn’t respond until public disclosure
>2018 – Private-browsing info leak: downloads in Private mode were still listed via CVE‑2018‑4102, plus CVE‑2018‑4116 allowed auto‑fill exfiltration without user intent
>2020 – Google researchers documented flaws in Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), which actually enabled persistent cross‑site tracking and information leaks
>2020 – Webcam/microphone takeover chain discovered by Ryan Pickren: origin‑confusion in saved permissions allowed arbitrary sensor access
>2021 – WebKit/iCloud “ShareBear” exploit by Pickren allowed hackers to switch shared doc files for malicious ones, granting access to active sessions, camera/mic/webcam
>2022 – CVE‑2022‑22620: use‑after‑free in History API via Safari/WebKit, introduced in 2016 and then re‑introduced again
>2022 – IndexedDB bug in Safari15 leaked users’ identity and visited site history; disclosed Jan14
>2023 – Possibly‑exploited WebKit zero‑day, CVE‑2023‑23529
>2023 – CVE‑2023‑40385: Safari/PrivateRelay leak of DNS queries; attackers could view user DNS when Private Relay was enabled
>2024 – CVE‑2024‑1580: Critical Safari/WebKit flaw allowing system takeover

Install open source actually private and secure browser like Librewolf or Abrowser.

>>105816916 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM

>>105816916 (OP)
I don't trust a man that far gone he's also a slave driver and has a fragile ego. Following him without a tard wrangler above him is the fastest road to hell.

The ad is wrong
https://kagi.com/orion/

this is fake, apple doesn't post on X.

>google paid apple 22bn USD to have google be default search
> and >>105818591
just get LibreWolf, use duckduckgo
use ublock origin and privacy badger
and keep an eye on ladybird starting 2026

>>105819258
>LibreWolf
>duckduckgo

>>105819258
If this thread is about Safari which is Apple exclusive, then installing all of that on an Apple device doesn't matter

>>105819173
Apple brought their ads back to X recently, which is probably the real reason Elon is replying to it

Anon, crapple is the only company in the world with a comfirmed hardware backdoor

>>105816916 (OP)
>crApple talking about privacy
keklmao

>>105818341
I use Chrome, it's a pretty good browser imo.

>>105816916 (OP)
>Your browsing is being watched.
wtf I didn't know apple was ran by paranoid schizos

>>105818591
>AOL
>2011

>>105818591
Poogle Microjeet saar…

>>105821315
Yes, Google and Microsoft ALSO bent the knee (in addition to Apple who bent the knee)

>>105819258
>wokewolf
NO.

>>105819258
>>105818341
>points out google paying apple to be default on safari
>posts librewolf which itself is a fork of firefox which was funded by billions from Google to avoid monopoly lawsuits
>Mozilla is openly shifting to being an adware company now
Troonzilla users get what they deserve.
>>105818591
Apple definitely gives info to the fed but they're overall more invested in privacy than most other tech companies. Not because they care about your privacy, but because they didn't want to hand over free money to Google and Facebook and other companies profiting off of user data.
Apple's ATT changes in 2021 genuinely made a big hit on advertisers' revenue. The impact was enormous and it's part of the reason why subscription services got more expensive.

>>105816916 (OP)
The idea that Applel is private or generally respects its cattle is laughable.

Rarely.
In the circumstance that he's right it's a 1 out of 1000 instance that it actually matters.

You spin the roulette wheel praying he's not right about something that would actually matter.

>your browsing is being watched!!!!
normies would shit bricks if they learned how a client server model works

>>105822611
Do you have a reason for this that isn't baseless conjecture?

>>105822795
>baseless conjecture
yeah i'm sure apple 100000 percent respects the people they're selling $1k stands to and doesn't see them as suckers

>>105822800
I'm disappointed. I read a few effortposts and got spoiled.

>>105822795
It's an amalgamation of the myriad data I have incorporated over the years. If you disagree, well you're simply wrong and retarded hehe.

>>105816916 (OP)
My dads Iphone literally sends him targetted ads based on conversations we have while the phone is in his pocket.

Apple is complete botnet and I will never buy a product from them ever again.

>>105818186
whats about:config i use chrome

>>105821974
true (your post is right)

>>105818341
>Abrowser
based and parabola-pilled

>>105821271
AOL hasnt gone anywhere, its still used by Gen X and millenials.

>>105816916 (OP)
>no adblock

>>105818341
>Apple has sold user data illegally every year.
Ah, like everyone.

>>105816916 (OP)
These dude obviously does a shit ton of expensive drugs then shitposts online, right? He always says the dumbest shit ever. His take on H1B being a prime example

>>105816916 (OP)
>real life iron man tweets
>stocks fall
sad!

>>105818186
thanks anon, I was trying to figure out how to do this the other day

>>105816916 (OP)
Apple is good at protecting privacy, but in exchange, Apple gets all the data instead of third parties

>>105823086
he 100% pays someone to run his account

>>105822793
>normies would shit bricks if they learned how a client server model works
omg you mean the server i'm choosing to connect to and ask shit from knows i'm asking stuff from it? OMG! If you were a little less of an idiot you would understand all url requests being shuttled to a 3rd party is much more of a concern than the fucking website you asked for shit from knowing that you asked shit from it. It's not the same thing at all.

>>105823405
nigga i know google, cloudflare and the like function as men in the middle for most normie internet traffic including the website we're currently using.
normies don't even understand that they're talking to another computer when they use websites, they just see them as "apps", you can thank apple for this

>>105822795
>baseless conjecture
You mean like them being a PRISM partner? Not sure what the fuck else you want.

>>105823452
with SPAs, most websites are apps now

>>105818341
>Apple has sold user data illegally every year
qrd?

>>105816916 (OP)
I use Librewolf but I don't actually care about the schizo level privacy bullshit so I'm gonna switch to Brave soon.
>I'm paranoid about being spied on so I'll submit everything about me to Apple in their walled garden!!!
Elon continues to be literally retarded

>>105816916 (OP)
What retard decided he could just take the script for a short video ad and turn it into a tweet?