Privacy
Everyone talks about it but few of us actually have any idea of what privacy is legally.
I just had a quick look online, in the States the constitution defines privacy quite narrowly and allows the state a lot of leeway on a nmber of grounds, the FTC is the enforcing agency so it is they who should be taken to task in the US for not overseeing the opt-in, opt-out provisions on the likes of Siri more strictly.
In Europe the protections and definitions of privacy are better defined so that in theory, even government has less freedom to interfere with individual privacy, the problem with GDPR is not much seems to happen unless enough people complain and not enough people complain because the complaints system isn't very clear, at least not to me.
Apple and others exploit the holes in the system and have enough legal and financial weight that they can for the most part ignore the legal protections and when they are brought to task they usually say sorry a lot, wave a couple of million in cash at the problem and then carry on.
Only extreme public opinion such as nobody buying their goods will make any changes so I'm not holding my breath.
Everything I own is as locked down as I can make it, which is probably not enough but in that case they have a revord of my opinions of them.