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   by 62728494929 2y ago

   iPhone by far. Not saying that Android isn't secure. But if you're not technical (not average joe technical, but actually working in Cyber Security) you will probably be leaking a lot of data. On iPhone if you enable Lockdown mode
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   by 62728494929 2y ago

   For me personally it's privacy. I know that Apple is no angle either, but a simple GDPR data request, show how limited data they have compared to Google. Besides that, they offer me end-to-end encryption across their cloud sync besides
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   by 62728494929 4y ago

   Worse than Android for privacy? A simple GDPR data request shows Android is FAR worse. If you disable tracking on Google, the user experience is severely limited, while it's not on iOS, as the services is build around less data collect
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   by 62728494929 4y ago

   The great thing about Adguard for Safari is that you don't need to trust them. They load a blacklist that the OS can read and then blocks accordingly. Compared to extensions on Chrome which can see everything you do.