Apple Questions Meta’s Reliability After Botched Data Redaction Fiasco
Apple expresses doubts about trusting Meta following a significant redaction blunder, revealing sensitive data in an antitrust trial.

Overview
- Apple's Distrust in Meta: Apple has expressed concerns over trusting Meta with its internal information following a significant redaction error by Meta during an antitrust trial.
- Meta’s Antitrust Trial: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing Meta for alleged antitrust violations, accusing the company of creating an illegal monopoly through acquisitions such as Instagram and WhatsApp.
- Redaction Error: Meta's lawyers used a flawed method to redact sensitive data in PDFs, which was easily reversible. This error has been criticized by Apple, Snap, and Google, with Apple indicating it may no longer trust Meta with confidential information.
- Usage Data: The revealed data showed that 88% of US iPhone owners had used the Messages app within the past week, which is not particularly surprising but highlights the popularity of Apple's messaging service.
- Future Implications: The incompetence in redaction has raised questions about Meta’s reliability and could have broader implications for the ongoing antitrust trial.
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