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Apple is being sued for violating the California Invasion of Privacy Act after it was proven that disabling iPhone Analytics doesn't stop Apple from tracking you.
Apple is in the hot seat following reports it ignores its own privacy settings and collects a massive amount of user data.
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Even if you disable the corresponding feature in iPhone Analytics, Apple will still collect user data concerning various activities.
Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit that accuses it of violating user privacy by tracking, collecting, and monetizing data of iPhone users