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A recent study collectively posted by five researchers from the University of Southern California, Indiana University, and Tsinghua University, China has suggested that Apple’s “differential privacy” collects more user data than originally claimed. This method is used by Apple to gather information on device usage, diagnostics and more, with some user data present as well.
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New Study Points Fingers at Apple’s “Differential Privacy”
