Apple's iOS system was exposed to frequently obtain user privacy

As the price of Apple phones continues to drop, coupled with the rising prices of Android phones, Apple phones have now become popular in China, with almost three out of every ten people using Apple phones. However, the proliferation of Apple phones in China has also led to many problems, the most important of which is security issues.

Friends who are in the army or have relatives or friends in the army must know that in the army, the use of Apple phones is strictly prohibited. Only domestic phones such as Huawei and Xiaomi can be brought into the army. The reason for such a regulation is that Apple's iOS system is closed, and the most core permissions are not open to the outside world. It is difficult to determine whether there is a backdoor, and there are many important secrets in the army. It is based on this uncertainty that the country prohibits soldiers from bringing Apple phones into the army.

Recently, a loophole in the Apple system was discovered, which indirectly proves that it is necessary for the army to ban soldiers from using Apple phones.

On May 31, a large number of Apple users found that after upgrading to the latest iOS system, the system background would frequently run, causing abnormal loss of mobile phone traffic. The initial guess is that the abnormality is caused by the iOS system background frequently obtaining the user's location, privately synchronizing data and map services, etc., and this information is related to user privacy. Therefore, a large number of netizens believe that Apple phones may really have a backdoor. This time, the iOS system was exposed to frequently obtain user privacy, which is the best evidence!

Does the Apple system really have a backdoor? Objectively speaking, there is no conclusive evidence yet, and everything remains at the speculation level. If we want to be really sure, we can only wait for some authoritative security agencies to verify it. As spectators, we just need to wait for the results to be announced.

It is worth mentioning that although whether the Apple system has a backdoor remains to be confirmed, the fact that the backend of the Apple system has leaked has indeed affected a large number of Apple users.

According to some Apple users, the data consumed by the backend leak is too large. Most Apple users have had several GB of data stolen, which has caused great trouble for users' daily use of the phone. Because most users only have three or four GB of data per month, now a month's data has been used up in just two or three days. The key is that there is no solution. The affected Apple users are suffering!

It is reported that some affected Apple users have complained to Apple's official customer service, trying to get an explanation or compensation plan, but they did not get a satisfactory response. Apple does not intend to compensate these users for their losses. In other words, these affected users can only swallow their anger, which is quite helpless.

Apple is still the same Apple, and still very arrogant. Of course, the reason why Apple has the confidence to do so is mainly because, after Huawei was suppressed by the United States, there is no rival in the Chinese high-end smartphone market that can compete with Apple. This is the confidence that allows Apple to look down on its users.

At the end of the article, I can only say that I hope domestic mobile phone manufacturers will show some competition. In addition to Huawei, we do need other capable domestic mobile phone brands to dampen Apple's prestige. Otherwise, Apple will probably become more and more excessive.

Do you think Apple phones have backdoors?