@CNN: Is your iPhone eavesdropping on you? Apple says no — the devices don’t listen to what users are saying and third-party app developers don’t have access to audio data https://t.co/U6Gafmrthf https://t.co/jxw6RG2Ysd

August 8, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Is your iPhone eavesdropping on you? Apple says no — the devices don't listen to what users are saying and third-party app developers don't have access to audio data https://t.co/U6Gafmrthf pic.twitter.com/jxw6RG2Ysd

— CNN (@CNN) August 8, 2018

cnn

CNN vs Fox

@CNN: Is your iPhone eavesdropping on you? Apple says no — the devices don’t listen to what users are saying and third-party app developers don’t have access to audio data https://t.co/U6Gafmrthf https://t.co/jxw6RG2Ysd

@CNN: How Mike Pence tried (and failed) to explain away another Trump fabrication | Analysis by @CillizzaCNN https://t.co/CjKePc4zEV https://t.co/Wbfl1AF6q7

@CNN: Google parent Alphabet’s profits hit $9.4 billion in the first three months of 2017, up from $5.4 billion a year earlier, despite data privacy concerns https://t.co/MS4ektKsEs https://t.co/BxXeDQkxQ9

@CNN: Why are so many people reluctant to talk about sexual harassment? Actress and producer Jessica Barth: “It’s scary.… https://t.co/shdWESox2f

@CNN: Apple needs to stop kids from getting hooked on phones, says Michael Bociurkiw via @CNNOpinion https://t.co/14OrqjWs2K https://t.co/i4god9a11f

@CNN: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand defends her handling of allegations of sexual harassment in her Senate office https://t.co/U54dvW4EUB https://t.co/DGKzAE44dE

@CNN: What’s more impressive than tweeting, coming up with nicknames, and golfing — all while running a country? Dean Obeidallah writes for @CNNOpinion. https://t.co/7LPzM17BH9

Related Posts