I wish I could write like y’all. You invent such great fantasies.
The VAST majority will never hear about this and will never be a consideration. Nobody at apple is running a secret “we won’t wipe the device” team to sell more phones. That’s paranoia.
You should also read the article because that would also tell you something about what is actually happening here.
It’s not in the article. Unless you’re referring to their speculation:
Then there’s the bizarro version of delete where you’re quite convinced you’ve gone through every single device and deleted your photos permanently, and then a restore from an old iCloud backup or a pernicious little iOS bug resurfaces those photos. Surprise! That appears to be what triggered this latest incident.
Which is not what this bug was about at all.
Yeah it’s bad news reporting from Wired, but people seem to gobble it up as facts.
It would be deleted if a factory reset actually did its job.
I’m not unconvinced this is a move to get people to throw away there old phones instead of creating a used market.
I wish I could write like y’all. You invent such great fantasies.
The VAST majority will never hear about this and will never be a consideration. Nobody at apple is running a secret “we won’t wipe the device” team to sell more phones. That’s paranoia.
You should also read the article because that would also tell you something about what is actually happening here.
Factory reset is for the phone. Photo libraries are backed up to the cloud. The issue was the photos weren’t deleted in the cloud.
Do you have a source for that?
The article
It’s not in the article. Unless you’re referring to their speculation:
Which is not what this bug was about at all.
Yeah it’s bad news reporting from Wired, but people seem to gobble it up as facts.
why would someone not immediately disable cloud backups upon purchasing a device? are they stupid?
If they care about maximising storage space over privacy.
They are iPhone users.
Because they want a backup of their data, and cloud backups are convenient?
Because they want data ownership?