Apple overhauls its privacy pages, and now lets U.S. customers download their own data

Apple has refreshed and expanded its privacy website, a month after its most recent iPhone and Mac launches. You're not going to see much change from previous years — the privacy pages still state the same commitments that Apple's long held, like that privacy is a "fundamental human right" and that your information is largely on your iPhones, iPads and Macs. One key addition this time around: Apple is expanding its data portal to allow U.S. customers to get a copy of the data that the company stores on them.