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I doubt they would sneak in such a feature without at least mentioning it. I expect this to be even more limited, perhaps just tethered airplay for better resolution.
… up to the amount of 100k per customer, so less than the FDIC guarantee.
There are additional, voluntary, insurances given by groups of banks. These are also limited and customers are not legally guaranteed a payout.
(Germany)
You sure? I would be surprised if MS, Google and Amazon are the same when it comes to how they handle and use PII. Note that I say that "I doubt", because without having gone the length of issuing a GDPR right of access request with any and all of them it is more of a gut feeling based on personal experience than hard facts.
> What about uploading every binary you run to their server to check if its “approved”?
You are either being dishonest or misinformed. For one, they don't upload binaries. Secondly, the more important function is checking that it isn't known malware, and thirdly they also do not (no longer) log PII like IP address or user id when performing the check. [1]
I hate subs, but I might make an exception here.
Read the classics:
- "The Inmates are running the Asylum" (A. Cooper)
- "The Design of Everyday Things" (D. Norman)
- "Don't Make Me Think" (D. Krug)
- "Build Better Products" (L. Klein)
- "Validating Product Ideas" (T. Sharon)