It's no secret that Apple in recent years has made user privacy a key tenet of the iOS user experience. In fact, Apple CEO Tim Cook on a number of occasions has gone so far as to say that privacy "is a human right."
"Privacy to us is a human right," Tim Cook said back in 2018 during an interview about Facebook. "It's a civil liberty, and something that is unique to America. This is like freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Privacy is right up there with that for us."
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