Can Apple employees see your messages?

Can Apple employees see your messages?

Contrary to public claims, Apple employees can read communications sent with its iMessage service, according to researchers who have reverse engineered it.

Does Apple Go through your photos?

Your iPhone isn’t going to suddenly gather information about all of your photos and report back to the mother ship. That said, it’s worth mentioning that if you’re using iCloud Photos, that data is encrypted but Apple holds a key, meaning that it is able to turn it over if subpoenaed by law enforcement.

Does Apple Repair look at your files?

They won’t be intentionally looking thru anything. They don’t have the time or interest; they work on hundreds of laptops every week, and it’s just a routine for them, so I highly doubt any of them search through people’s files.

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Can Apple service access my data?

No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information. iCloud Keychain uses end-to-end encryption and is designed so that only you can access this information and only on devices where you’re signed in to iCloud. No one else, not even Apple, can access your iCloud keychain data.

What can employers see iPhone?

Technically speaking, a company can see the wireless carrier, country, make and model, operating system version, battery level, phone number, location, storage use, corporate email and corporate data. The company can also see the names of all the apps on the device, both personal and work-related.

Can my boss see my texts iPhone?

No, SMS messages and iMessages are not viewable by your IT department. One thing to keep in mind is that if you are signed into iMessage on a device that is owned by your company, if they took it from you, they could unlock it and view your messages.

Can Apple see my hidden photos?

When you hide a photo from your Photo Library on iPhone, it goes into a Hidden Photos album. You won’t see it in your main Photo Library again, unless you unhide it. Open the Photos app.

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Can you trust Apple repair?

Apple-certified repairs are performed by trusted experts who use genuine Apple parts. Only Apple-certified repairs are backed by Apple. Whichever option you choose, you’ll get your product back working exactly the way it should.

How does Apple privacy work?

When we do send information to a server, we protect your privacy by using random identifiers, not your Apple ID. Information like your location may be sent to Apple to improve the accuracy of responses, and we allow you to disable Location Services at any time.

What is it like to work at Apple?

Since the Apple employees are bound by secrecy (most of the time), that means that, sadly, telling stories about the crazy customers (of which there are endless) is out of bounds. If you come across some questionable photos on a customer’s laptop or phone, you have to keep that to yourself.

Why don’t Apple employees identify themselves as Apple Store employees?

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Apple is pretty strict when it comes to maintaining their image. They’re a proud company and they don’t want anything to risk their brand. That’s why the top dogs have decided that employees aren’t allowed to identify themselves as Apple Store employees anywhere on social media. It seems odd, but that’s the rule.

Where do Apple employees fly for training?

While this rule might not be written in stone like many of the others on this list, it’s still a rather commonly accepted practice as an Apple employee. The head office over in Cupertino, California is where employees are flown for training, and luckily for them, all expenses for the trip (s) are paid.

Can my employer Monitor Me Through my phone or laptop?

Recently, we’ve heard from folks concerned about the possibility of their employer being able to monitor their work-provided phone or laptop. The short answer is yes, your employer can monitor you through nearly any device they provide you (laptop, phone, etc.).