This statement is from a court document submitted by Apple's lawyers regarding the App Store data privacy class action lawsuit:

"Given Apple’s extensive privacy disclosures, no reasonable user would expect that their actions in Apple’s apps would be private from Apple."

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@mysk wait what
@timClicks Yes, it's Apple's lawyers who said this. 🤯
@mysk @timClicks the meaning might change if you put it back into context. What exactly is the context here? It’s a bit confusing to me....
@elnecesario @mysk The reasonable person test in Common Law (ex British) legal systems is a way to say everybody, minus people that the legal system doesn't want to consider.

@timClicks @mysk
The possible context is mentioned after the highlighting: <<(allegation that consumers "cannot be expected to know that chat conversations with customer service agents are generally recorded is objectively unreasonable").>>
Now, is your highlighted statement used in another way or is it bound to this specific situation of the allegation?

To me this reads as it’s just about chat with apple support…

@elnecesario @timClicks No, it's about actions and interactions in Apple's apps, not support.

The full context is here:

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.403685/gov.uscourts.cand.403685.122.0.pdf