BiggBunyon

If any company is serious about security and privacy, their products should default to those most secure settings until the user decides to change them. And that task should be dead simple: a toggle to complete privacy/full open sharing and individual component toggles as needed. The very fact that Apple plasters such a statement is because the defaults are exposure oriented and most sheeple just don't know to change anything. And the change-process is intricate and tedious, i.e. from the mind of a techie not an everyday user. In fact the ad is a lie; to be truthful it should add the caveat "if you set it up that way and then don't change it later and forget what you've done".