Donnie yen "hits" all over the snoop, Apple China official online iPhone privacy protection advertising short film

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Xiao Zhan cut, last 6 _, rain and snow on the way, Big Boss 2018, tomato fried tomato, soft coal new friend 1633, 91 Koo Tianle clue delivery! CTOnews.com, May 24 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- Apple launched a new advertising video on its Chinese website today, with the theme "ensuring the Security of personal Information, which is very iPhone," starring kung fu star Donnie yen.

In this advertising short film, Donnie yen's personification of Apple's privacy protection appears in the office, supermarket, outdoor, launching a new download App and other scenes, showing Chinese kung fu kicking various behaviors of snooping into users' privacy, vividly demonstrating a series of privacy features built into iPhone. These features include App tracking transparency, health App HealthKit information protection, Safari intelligent anti-tracking, security compartment-encrypted face ID data, and so on.

Screenshot of ▲ source advertisement video

Screenshots of ▲ source ads began with iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5, and Apple began to emphasize that users have more control over how App uses data to track users. When a third-party App attempts to access the data for the first time, the user will receive prompts and instructions so that the user can know the relevant information before deciding whether to grant permissions. Apple protects fingerprints and highly sensitive personal information through security compartments, which are not accessible to the operating system or any App running on the device, and will not be stored on Apple servers or backed up to iCloud or other places.

▲ source ad video screenshot of Apple's official website aims to convey to users that "protecting the security of users' personal information is Apple's top priority." CTOnews.com noted that Apple had always emphasized the protection of users' privacy, once lavished a large number of ads online and offline emphasizing the privacy protection capabilities of Apple devices, and gradually used "privacy protection" as one of Apple's values marketing clues.