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Re:macOS Kernel Extensions are officially deprecated by ubermonkey on Thursday February 06, 2020 @10:32AM (#22256719)
>I suspect this an attempt by Apple to make it more like iPadOS and deny us advanced users even more control over our OS.

I doubt this.

> Apple deliberately doesn't implement because it wants access to your user-data and to spy on you.

<citation needed> Apple doesn't monetize data, so why would they want this?

Re:macOS Kernel Extensions are officially deprecated by webmobdev on Thursday February 06, 2020 @02:30PM (#22259423)
> Apple doesn't monetize data, so why would they want this?

Look up "surveillance capitalism". And Apple absolutely monetises user data - just not in the way you think it does (i.e. through an ad network). It uses the data to profile you to learn more about you to better "exploit" you and make more profit from you.

Re:macOS Kernel Extensions are officially deprecated by ubermonkey on Thursday February 06, 2020 @03:31PM (#22259977)
When most people say "monetize data" they mean advertising and marketing.

Monitoring the usage of their own products to improve offerings, and never sharing that data, is not what people mean when they say "monetize." You're deliberately trying to muddy the term because you dislike Apple.

Re:macOS Kernel Extensions are officially deprecated by webmobdev on Thursday February 06, 2020 @07:37PM (#22262039)
Yeah, and Apple using your personal data to market their own services and products to you comes under the ambit of what we are discussing, if you want to be really pedantic about it.

And stop acting with a cult like mentality that any criticism of Apple is an attack on Apple.