Comment by tguedes
10 days ago
There has been anecdotal statements/blogs from Apple employees about the data privacy. They have said building some internal capabilities or user facing features are extremely difficult or impossible because they aren't able to access user data at the level required.
From the information presented, the privacy case is not that your data is only accessible to you (which arguably can have a backdoor) but that the data is NOT stored at all, so it's not possible to build a backdoor. I know there are probably other ways around it, but it's my understanding is that no data is kept on any server when the response is sent back to your device
I don't think the Snowden allegations were about employee access to user data.
Do you have any examples?
There is a comment in this thread from an alleged Apple employee that said that, but it doesn't seem like it's possible to send a link for a specific comment. Over the years I've seen comments and blogs posted here in Hacker News reaffirming the same thing.
But to answer your question directly, I don't have any links for those blogs or comments
> it doesn't seem like it's possible to send a link for a specific comment
Click on where it says how long ago the comment was posted
For example https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48461367
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I'm replying again because another commenter showed how to link to a comment
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48456081