Apple’s latest “That's iPhone” ads are out, highlighting the superior security features of iOS devices as well as Apple’s dedication to protecting the environment. The first two clips highlight the App Store approval process for each app as well as iMessage’s encryption features while the third one focuses on the recycling of toxic materials from iPhone components.
The App store ad highlights Apple’s strict guidelines for app submissions. Each app is reviewed to ensure that users will not fall victim to malware. In addition, Apple claims it even goes through all update versions to make sure they are reliable and free from offensive material.
iMessage is one of Apple’s
The last ad focuses on Apple's approach to iPhone material recycling. Apple is known for its dedication to narrow down its ecological footprint and that is evident in the attention to the tiniest details like extracting 0.83 grams of tungsten metal from used iPhones.
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