使用智慧型手機不僅反應出個人的品味，也能決定用戶可以被監控的難易度。TED 研究會員和保護個資專家克里斯多夫 · 瑟勾炎詳細闡述蘋果和安卓通信裝置高下立判的加密差異。他建請我們要注意持續擴大的數位安全落差，他認為：「倘若只有付得起高階手機的富人能免於政府的目光灼灼，那就不單是網路安全問題，而是人權問題。」

智慧型手機的人權問題

The gap between Apple and Android security is shaping who enjoys privacy and who remains exposed. While Apple devices encrypt personal data by default, most Android phones do not, leaving billions more vulnerable to surveillance. In the US, groups already targeted by the state often use less-secure phones, widening the risks. This growing digital security divide threatens not only privacy but the future of democracy and civil rights movements.

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克里斯多夫 · 瑟勾炎: 智慧型手機的人權問題