For representative , we ’ve all take heed of “ burner ” devices — something cheap that hold no more of your personal datum than necessary , that you use temporarily and then trash or donate when you ’re done . Well , that does n’t help us Apple fans much , does it ? While it ’s true you probably wo n’t want to buy a new iPad just to throw it by after a slip to China or Russia , it turns out iOS is by and large inviolable enough that you may back up and wipe a gimmick before you leave , use it during your trip , and then erase it again when you get house , quick to restore to your previous backing . Rich has other great tips too , from VPNs to knowing the extra rules at border crossings .
Elsewhere , we praise Apple ’s new Music Memos app , escape from our head at the Crash Safari buffoonery , and talk about with admiration Tim Cook ’s tough stand on privacy .
Show notes
Apple ’s new Music Memos iOS app is for songwriters and musicians
Music Memoson Apple.com
Why Apple Defends Encryptionby Rich Mogull , for TidBITS
Why Apple really cares about your privacyby Rich Mogull , for Macworld
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Tim Cook take shot at Google , NSA during oral communication on privacy and encryption by Oscar Raymundo
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