After its former whistleblower faces the public, Apple is now back on the issues of privacy violations, protesting at the lack of action of authorities. The tech giant was accused of listening to private Siri recordings about nine months ago. Apple said that they already implemented new rules regarding the issue to make their users at ease with their privacy. However, the whistleblower now comes back again and tells the world how Apple still 'wiretaps the world' despite filed cases.
Ex-Apple employee: Apple 'wiretaps the world' through Siri
After Le Bonniec revelation was reported, Apple promised to create changes in its system, such as allowing users to opt-in or out of their voice recordings and choose to delete the recordings that Apple had stored.
However, according to him, these issues are still untackled and unresolved until now.
"They do operate on a moral and legal grey area," he told the Guardian. "and they have been doing this for years on a massive scale. They should be called out in every possible way."
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