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Apple sends DSID with iPhone analytics data, tests show
Apple Says iPhone Usage Data Is Anonymous. New Tests Say: Not True.
Your iPhone’s analytics data includes an ID number tied to your name, email, and phone number, say researchers who uncovered other holes in Apple’ promises.
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