It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

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Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

--
Gutta cavat lapidem (Ovid)

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Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

Actually, that bit works surprisingly well. I have English and français at
the même temps and ça marche well.

It's english words with swipe to type throws up some very odd suggestions
and stubbornly refuses to change.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

Too late ;)

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Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and the people you communicate with.

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On 2023-06-04 03:47, badgolferman wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

Google makes their money selling you...

...to advertisers.

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Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

On 2023-06-04 03:47, badgolferman wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the >>>> correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think. >>>

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own purposes: service improvement, user stories, etc.

Google makes their money selling you...

...to advertisers.

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On 2023-06-04, Chris <ithinkiam@gmail.com> wrote:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

On 2023-06-04 03:47, badgolferman wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's
not unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday
it refused to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former
was obviously the correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of
English but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say,
do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about
you and the people you communicate with.

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own
purposes: service improvement, user stories, etc.

Which tech company doesn't do that, wise guy? What you *desperately*
want us all to ignore is the fact that unlike others - especially
Google, Apple *doesn't* use telemetry data to build marketing
fingerprints to track Apple's customers, sold to the lowest bidders on advertising networks, nor do they scan your photos and other data on
their servers.

--
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I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

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Am 04.06.23 um 22:54 schrieb Chris:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own purposes: service improvement, user stories, etc.

Why are you using then macOS or iOS in the first place?
If you do not like it defect to $MS$ or Google Android and Chrome!
*ROTFLSTC*

--
Gutta cavat lapidem (Ovid)

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Am 04.06.23 um 12:47 schrieb badgolferman:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

--
Gutta cavat lapidem (Ovid)

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Am 04.06.23 um 12:15 schrieb Chris:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the
correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

Actually, that bit works surprisingly well. I have English and français at the même temps and ça marche well.

Ne marche pas du tout en cas d'un dialecte allemand.

It's english words with swipe to type throws up some very odd suggestions
and stubbornly refuses to change.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English
but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

Too late ;)

Wisenheimer? Eine Frage des Vertrauens. Apple ist die einzige
amerikanische Techfirma die das geniesst.

--
Gutta cavat lapidem (Ovid)

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On 2023-06-04 13:54, Chris wrote:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

On 2023-06-04 03:47, badgolferman wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not >>>>> unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>>>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the >>>>> correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English >>>> but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think. >>>>

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own purposes: service improvement, user stories, etc.

Google makes their money selling you...

...to advertisers.

I notice you don't even attempt to rebut this.

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In article <u5kh55$b30v$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

You¹re delusional if you think Apple doesn¹t know everything about you and >> the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple doesn¹t know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and connected to the internet they absolutely do.

they do not.

Now tell me why I am wrongŠ

encryption, which means they *can't* know what you say, do or think.

btw, what technology is it that can determine and track what people
think? that seems like something that could be useful, if it existed.
since it doesn't, it's not possible for apple or anyone else to collect
it.

also, apple has said that they aren't interested in that information.

do you really think apple is collecting everything people say, do and
think for their more than 1 billion users on a continual basis? do you
have any idea how much data that would be? and what possible purpose
would it serve?

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Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 12:47 schrieb badgolferman:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple doesn’t know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and connected to the internet they absolutely do.

Now tell me why I am wrong…

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Am 05.06.23 um 13:32 schrieb badgolferman:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 12:47 schrieb badgolferman:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple doesn’t know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and connected to the internet they absolutely do.

No they don't. You are claiming serious things without a minimal proof
that they either do it or want to do it.

*Conspiracy theory*

Now tell me why I am wrong…

You really think you know what E2E-encyption is?

--
Gutta cavat lapidem (Ovid)

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Am 05.06.23 um 14:13 schrieb nospam:

In article <u5kh55$b30v$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

You¹re delusional if you think Apple doesn¹t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple doesn¹t >> know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and
connected to the internet they absolutely do.

they do not.

Now tell me why I am wrongÅ 

encryption, which means they *can't* know what you say, do or think.

I have activated E2E-encryption when it was launched. I do not use
Appe's mail service.

--
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On 2023-06-05, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 12:47 schrieb badgolferman:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think.

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about
you and the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple
doesn’t know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and connected to the internet they absolutely do.

Now tell me why I am wrong…

What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without
evidence. - Hitchens's razor

--
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I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

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nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:

In article <u5kh55$b30v$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

You¹re delusional if you think Apple doesn¹t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple doesn¹t >> know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using their device and
connected to the internet they absolutely do.

they do not.

Now tell me why I am wrongŠ

encryption, which means they *can't* know what you say, do or think.

btw, what technology is it that can determine and track what people
think? that seems like something that could be useful, if it existed.
since it doesn't, it's not possible for apple or anyone else to collect
it.

also, apple has said that they aren't interested in that information.

do you really think apple is collecting everything people say, do and
think for their more than 1 billion users on a continual basis? do you
have any idea how much data that would be? and what possible purpose
would it serve?

Apple knows how you use all their apps and services, even you have told us that. They probably know how you use other apps as well. On top of that any email and iMessage which goes through their servers can be accessed if necessary. Any photos, notes, health data, etc. is ready to be accessed.
Just do a backup and they have it all. We already know law enforcement can force them to provide it so they obviously have the ability to look into
your data.

Apple apologists blindly believe everything Apple tells them. Use your
common sense rather than what you heard Apple say. If you’re connected then assume you have no privacy, and it starts with your ISP and device manufacturer.

As for what you’re thinking, it’s easy to figure that out by putting together all the other information.

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In article <u5l26n$clvr$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

Apple knows how you use all their apps and services, even you have told us that.

they know how you use their services since they're providing the
service. that's the same for any business.

amazon knows what you bought. your credit card company knows what you
bought. the local pub knows what you like to drink. et cetera.

They probably know how you use other apps as well.

they do not.

On top of that any
email and iMessage which goes through their servers can be accessed if necessary. Any photos, notes, health data, etc. is ready to be accessed.
Just do a backup and they have it all.

nope.

first of all, they can only access that data in response to a
legitimate court order *and* with multiple sign-offs.

absent that, the data can't be accessed, even if they wanted to (which
they don't).

if a rogue employee tries to bypass anything to gain access, they will
be fired on the spot, escorted out, and need a lawyer to deal with the
trouble they'll be in. apple doesn't fuck around.

some data, including health data and keychain, is encrypted with a
secondary key which apple does *not* have, so even with a court order,
that data is *not* available.

if the user enables advanced data protection, apple won't have the keys
to anything, which means not even a court order will work.

We already know law enforcement can
force them to provide it so they obviously have the ability to look into
your data.

the fbi disagrees, as do numerous law enforcement agencies.

recall when the fbi wanted to sue apple to force them to modify ios so
that the data of the san bernardino shooter could be accessed, to which
apple said ain't gonna happen.

ultimately, the fbi somehow 'figured out' how to do it on their own (by
using a third party company and a known exploit) after having testified
under oath that they had 'tried everything' and apple was their only
option (what was clearly a blatant lie).

Apple apologists blindly believe everything Apple tells them.

ad hominem, and false.

Use your
common sense rather than what you heard Apple say.

what part of encryption is not clear?

encryption is math, not anything apple said.

If you¹re connected then
assume you have no privacy, and it starts with your ISP and device manufacturer.

that's where encryption comes into play, and the isp is a separate
issue, unrelated to apple.

you're also ignoring what the data miners collect, including google,
the company that makes android.

google collects *far* more data than apple does:

<https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/android-sends-20x-more-data-to- google-than-ios-sends-to-apple-study-says/>
Where Android stands out, Leith said, is in the amount of data it
collects. At startup, an Android device sends Google about 1MB of
data, compared with iOS sending Apple around 42KB. When idle,
Android sends roughly 1MB of data to Google every 12 hours,
compared with iOS sending Apple about 52KB over the same period.
In the US alone, Android collectively gathers about 1.3TB of data
every 12 hours. During the same period, iOS collects about 5.8GB.

As for what you¹re thinking, it¹s easy to figure that out by putting
together all the other information.

not really.

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Am 05.06.23 um 18:23 schrieb badgolferman:

Apple knows how you use all their apps and services, even you have told us that. They probably know how you use other apps as well. On top of that any email and iMessage which goes through their servers can be accessed if necessary.

You have not minimal knowledge of Apple-policy and how the system works.
I told you that Apple is the only American tech-company offering E2E-encryption. That includes all these services excluding mail for
technical reasons.

You have absolutely no clue but a lot of FUD and conspiracy theories.

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Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 22:54 schrieb Chris:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own purposes:
service improvement, user stories, etc.

Why are you using then macOS or iOS in the first place?

Because I like them?

If you do not like it defect to $MS$ or Google Android and Chrome!
*ROTFLSTC*

I'm just not naive. I also can tell the difference between being as sold as
a product and buying a product. Google is the former and Apple the latter.

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Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

On 2023-06-04 13:54, Chris wrote:

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:

On 2023-06-04 03:47, badgolferman wrote:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not >>>>>> unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the >>>>>> correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English >>>>> but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think. >>>>>

You’re delusional if you think Apple doesn’t know everything about you and
the people you communicate with.

Apple makes their money selling you DEVICES.

That doesn't mean they don't track user activity for their own purposes:
service improvement, user stories, etc.

Google makes their money selling you...

...to advertisers.

I notice you don't even attempt to rebut this.

Why would I? It's common knowledge.

Do you acknowledge that Apple do internal analytics of users for product feedback etc? With permission and opt outs.

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Chris <ithinkiam@gmail.com> wrote:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not
unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused
to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

Just seen WWDC and am glad to see that Apple have answered my request.
Looking forward to using it in ios 17 ;)

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In article <u5l8i3$deda$3@dont-email.me>, Chris <ithinkiam@gmail.com>
wrote:

Google makes their money selling you...

...to advertisers.

I notice you don't even attempt to rebut this.

Why would I? It's common knowledge.

Do you acknowledge that Apple do internal analytics of users for product feedback etc? With permission and opt outs.

most companies and websites do, so that they can improve their products.

the difference is that apple doesn't share or sell that info, and
wherever possible, it's completely de-linked from the user.

for example, map routes are split into multiple segments with the
endpoints fuzzed so that determining someone's identity can't be
derived from where they go.

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On 2023-06-05, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:

In article <u5kh55$b30v$1@dont-email.me>, badgolferman
<REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

You¹re delusional if you think Apple doesn¹t know everything about >>>>> you and the people you communicate with.

I love the amateurs in this group ... *SCNR*

This is what you said which I disputed. Do you honestly think Apple
doesn¹t know what you say, do or think? So long as you are using
their device and connected to the internet they absolutely do.

they do not.

Now tell me why I am wrongŠ

encryption, which means they *can't* know what you say, do or think.

btw, what technology is it that can determine and track what people
think? that seems like something that could be useful, if it existed.
since it doesn't, it's not possible for apple or anyone else to
collect it.

also, apple has said that they aren't interested in that information.

do you really think apple is collecting everything people say, do and
think for their more than 1 billion users on a continual basis? do
you have any idea how much data that would be? and what possible
purpose would it serve?

Apple knows how you use all their apps and services, even you have
told us that. They probably know how you use other apps as well.

All tech companies do basic telemetry like that to learn how customers
use their products. The big difference you are desperate to ignore is
that Apple doesn't turn around and sell profiles of its customers based
on that data to the lowest bidders on advertising networks, or anyone
else. Unlike others, and especially Google, that data stays internal to
Apple.

On top of that any email and iMessage which goes through their servers
can be accessed if necessary.

Bullshit. iMessage messages are end-to-end encrypted with keys only
known by the sending and receiving devices. Apple and other parties have
no chance of decrypting them.

Any photos, notes, health data, etc. is ready to be accessed.

Wrong again. Health data is also end-to-end encrypted and cannot be
accessed by Apple or anyone else.

Just do a backup and they have it all.

Wrong again. That only applies to iCloud backups and only if Advanced
Data Protection is not enabled. With Advanced Data Protection enabled,
iCloud Backups are inaccessible by Apple or anyone else. Also, backups
to a Mac or Windows PC running iTunes cannot be accessed by Apple, nor
can they be accessed without your password if you choose to encrypt
them.

We already know law enforcement can force them to provide it so they obviously have the ability to look into your data.

Not if you have Advanced Data Protection enabled, nope. It's all
end-to-end encrypted and cannot be accessed by anyone else.

Apple apologists blindly believe everything Apple tells them.

Nope. Apple's privacy protections are evident in their hardware and
software designs. They are evident in the frameworks and APIs they make available to developers. And they are evident in their public statements
and policies.

Meanwhile you haven't backed up *your* claims with objectively-verified evidence. So your bullshit claims are rightfully ignored. "What can be
asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence" -
Hitchens's razor

Use your common sense

"Do your research!! *SPUTTER* *SPITTLE*"

If you’re connected then assume you have no privacy, and it starts
with your ISP and device manufacturer.

A ton of critical private data on Apple's devices never leaves the
device. You want to ignore that because: troll.

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Am 05.06.23 um 20:12 schrieb Chris:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 12:15 schrieb Chris:

Joerg Lorenz <hugybear@gmx.ch> wrote:

Am 04.06.23 um 11:09 schrieb Chris:

It just now suggested "hing" as a word instead of "home". That's not >>>>> unusual as it often suggests words that don't exist. Yesterday it refused >>>>> to suggest a plural over a possessive when the former was obviously the >>>>> correct option.

Together with siri Apple needs to overhaul autocorrect.

I do not use auto-correct on my phone because in a multilingual
environment it is useless anyway.

Actually, that bit works surprisingly well. I have English and français at >>> the même temps and ça marche well.

Ne marche pas du tout en cas d'un dialecte allemand.

Ain't that the truth!

It's english words with swipe to type throws up some very odd suggestions >>> and stubbornly refuses to change.

It is quite different on a Mac depending on the used software.

SIRI? Useless for the same reasons. She speaks a little bit of English >>>> but that it is ist. I do not want Apple to know what I say, do or think. >>>

Too late ;)

Wisenheimer? Eine Frage des Vertrauens. Apple ist die einzige
amerikanische Techfirma die das geniesst.

Che?

Multilingual environment.

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