Shy of starting an "all out privacy political big brother style argument," my thoughts are as follows:

I don't see the real concern here with Apple. They're not the first ones to engage in this style of privacy policies, and they certainly won't be the last. Yet, we continue on with the "dig me" items anyway....
Cell phone companies have done this for years.
The advent of GPS to us common folk electronica opens up the very argument of big brother, yet everyone seems to be fine when it comes to finding their phones if they lose them, or finding that perfect restaurant, just don't track them when they are committing a crime...or trying to solve a crime.

I'm a private person for the most part, but in the end, I'm not going to live off the grid because I'm worried that someone might track the porn on my computer.

Is Apple watching every move I make? I don't know...I also don't give a flying F*ck. What are they going to find out about me?

Between EZ-Pass, GPS in the cell phones, RFID tags on consumable products, etc...everyone everywhere could be/can be tracked. The key word is could be/can be. Unless I'm up-to no good, or planning something to endanger others, what does it matter?

So long as I still have my family, my job and paycheck, a roof over my head, and my health....let others track me and see what I have. I just have to remember to delete those cookies on my computer .

And before anyone wants to CRUSH my argument or me personally, just remember, opinions are like assholes, everyone's got'em.

Have a great day y'all.

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