<p>Today on the 5: One of the areas in which I think Apple deserves the most credit is how the company continually tries to safeguard user privacy and security. The <a title= "new "Sign In With Apple" initiative" href= "https://www.zdnet.com/article/wwdc-2019-sign-in-with-apple-will-be-mandatory-for-all-apps-using-third-party-login-systems/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">new "Sign In With Apple" initiative</a> is another great example of this, but there is one potential downside to Apple's efforts.</p>

Today on the 5: One of the areas in which I think Apple deserves the most credit is how the company continually tries to safeguard user privacy and security. The new "Sign In With Apple" initiative is another great example of this, but there is one potential downside to Apple's efforts.

<p>Today on the 5: One of the areas in which I think Apple deserves the most credit is how the company continually tries to safeguard user privacy and security. The <a title="new " href="https://www.zdnet.com/article/wwdc-2019-sign-in-with-apple-will-be-mandatory-for-all-apps-using-third-party-login-systems/" rel="noopener noreferrer">new "Sign In With Apple" initiative</a> is another great example of this, but there is one potential downside to Apple's efforts.</p>

The Privacy Posture Problem

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