We have been with the soap opera for almost two months between the FBI and Apple. During these two months, in which the FBI has tried to get those in Cupertino to unlock the device used in the San Bernardino attacks, much has been said about the possibility that Apple can create an operating system that could be accessed through a back door so that the government could access at any time as long as necessary. Apple refuses to create an operating system, be it mobile or desktop, with back doors that put the information that users store on them at risk.
However not all manufacturers are committed to offering security to users. One of the most striking cases is found in Microsoft. The guys from Redmond have recognized that the first versions they released of Windows 10, collected a lot of user data to be able to target the advertising of the different services that the guys from Microsoft offer us for free. Google does three-quarters of the same, so the Microsoft case does not surprise us.
According to TechInAsia, Microsoft at the request of the Chinese government, has released a special version called Zhuangongban for to be able to control at all times all the movements that the citizens of the country make. The Chinese government's control over both the internet and users is not new, so the Chinese government's position in this regard should come as no surprise. Fortunately, users of products designed by Apple do not suffer and will not suffer from these security problems and interference in our privacy, as long as those of Cupertino are not forced to change their policy in this regard.
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That you believe that, I am from Apple, but even if they want to do the paripe, of course they have back doors, it is foolish to believe that nonsense