[dymk]

As a desktop operating sytem? Not the ones that value their time.

[shmerl]

Yes, as a desktop operating system. Nothing else respects privacy really that would require less time. Or may be you have a suggestion?

[dymk]

How does macOS not respect your privacy? Be specific.

[vadersb]

https://www.macrumors.com/2024/05/17/ios-17-5-bug-wiped-devi...

It is only possible for photos to resurface because they were stored in iCloud for months or maybe years essentially in spite of user intention for those photos to be deleted.

[dymk]

> The Reddit user who reported the issue has deleted the original post, casting significant doubt on the veracity of the claim

[shmerl]

Apple is a heavily lock-in oriented company with ulterior motives and macOS is filled with DRM to boot. That's poorly compatible with the concept or privacy by definition.

[dymk]

Vague claims of ulterior motives (what motives? to what end?) and DRM (what drm?)

[shmerl]

Well, if you don't get how DRM is incompatible with privacy, it's not going to be a productive discussion.

[hhh]

macOS

[shmerl]

Nah, why would you trust Apple - they see you as a product they want to lock-in.

[eilefsen]

would you say windows respects the users time?

that's just not my experience. linux is far more convenient for me.