IPhone, iPad, and Mac users will stop using Google Photos.
Such a suggestion comes Prestigious Forbes Publications.
This is what he advises after the US multinational Google’s frequent data collection logging and frequent blocking of a major Apple privacy measure.
More features and less cheap
Publication Remember that currently The application stores some four billion photos and videos for over 1 billion users, who like it for their better search, in their Apple alternative, iCloud, because it has more functions and is cheaper.
Recently, Google has introduced a privacy label for all its top apps on the Apple App Store, including Google Photos. And, like Gmail, Chrome, and Maps, the app “stands in stark contrast to its Apple counterpart” because it can collect a sheer amount of data.
Ku dice?
Multinational indicates that “privacy labels of applications show all possible data that can be collected, although the actual data collected depends on the specific functions that an individual decides to use.”
In this sense, it indicates that Collect contact information If the user wants to share his photos and videos with other people. If you decide to buy a photo album, they will do the same, in which case they will save your payment information and your purchase history.
Forbes has emphasized that Google sells most of its money by accessing user data and showing them ads. And the more personal they are, the more likely it is to react and purchase, so Google can charge more money from its customers to show such ads to its users.
“follow the money”
“You can ask yourself if it’s a coincidence that Google and Facebook have privacy labels that don’t match Apple, which is simply a result of the applications working that you” follow the money Can “, continues to moderate American.
Furthermore, he argues that companies such as Google and Facebook derive their income from digital advertising, while Apple does so through an ecosystem of equipment sales and services. “The accounts here are not complicated,” he said.
Finally, it indicates that Google Photos analyzes photos to allow classification, maps, and search, and to run personalized advertisements. At the same time, it accesses all photos of users and collects their related information, including the exact time and location where they were taken.
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