Security researchers: Deleted Safari browsing history isn’t actually deleted

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When the browser history of Apple devices is cleared, it remains on iCloud for up to a year and can easily be recovered, according to research by security company Elcomsoft. This is possible because the history is hidden and not actually deleted.

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iCloud for up to a year and can easily be recovered
Cool just open me up would ya Apple…gives new meaning to iCloud lifespan is beyond your lifespan usage.

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Yet another reason not to trust the cloud.

Elcomsoft was able to retrieve browsing history records that were more than a year old but stresses that users shouldn’t worry. If their iCloud account is properly secured with a strong password and two-factor authentication it should be impossible to gain access to their data.
If only that were true. If Apple is storing your browsing history without telling you, it’s a good bet they are selling that data to god-know-whom.