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iOS vs Android – Who’s better with data privacy? I asked Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini

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By Waquar Haider Verified
| Financial Express Verified
The debate over whether Android or iOS offers better data privacy has been raging for over a decade, and it ultimately comes down to a fundamental trade-off between convenience and control. To settle the debate on whether Android or iOS is better for your privacy, we decided to put the question to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. While the AI chatbots provided a neatly balanced breakdown of security patches and permission settings, the reality for everyday users is far more straightforward.
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AI too costly to handle – Microsoft calls humans cheaper, Uber sees no productivity gains

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By Waquar Haider Verified
| Financial Express Verified
Amidst doomsday predictions of a job apocalypse due to a surge in automation, two Silicon Valley companies have shown signs of distress, calling AI more expensive. Companies like Microsoft and Uber have noticed that deploying human workers can be economical. Microsoft has reportedly begun cancelling most of its direct Claude Code licenses. According to The Verge it is instead moving engineers toward using GitHub and Copilot CLI.
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Refurbished smartphone market set for strong growth in 2026 as prices climb, iPhones drive demand

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By Waquar Haider Verified
| Financial Express Verified
India’s refurbished smartphone segment is seeing fresh momentum as rising new-phone prices are nudging more buyers toward certified pre-owned devices. According to estimates from Counterpoint Research and industry executives, the secondary smartphone market is expected to have grown by around 7–8 percent in 2025, with further growth likely in 2026. iPhones emerge as the core growth driver Across the broader market, one pattern continues to stand out—demand for iPhones remains strong.
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