How can I just delete my profile for Apple Communities?

And actually I know quite a few that do but that isn't a large enough population for me to make any assertions either way.

done the time means full sentence, including parole term. Yes, that's the reason for the term of sentence. Life sentence is incarcerated for life. All others one has paid "debt to society" - you pay off your loan, do you keep paying infinitely?

I'll bet it is... lot's more non-college students in the population.

There are virtually no life sentences in existence in the US now and in Texas it never really meant "Life". Some supporters of removing the restriction have advocated it be reinstated after release from incarceration but during parole which is why I asked.

in jail or on parole (probation might be a gray area, but unless a wacky Judge granted probation to a felon... wait! didn't that just happen to a football player in CA?)

Probation being given to convicted felons is a regular occurrence.

with overflowing jails, it is no wonder

Do you mean prisons? Tarrant and Dallas County Jails aren't currently overflowing and prisons aren't either. Probation for felony convictions has been around during periods of overcrowding and periods when they are relatively empty.

Yes. Texas IS reducing prison population BY granting probation... how else ya gonna do it?

Still not a fun place, I'll bet.

Texas Prison Population Drops as Guard Shortage Persists | Prison Legal News

https://www.prisonlegalnews.org/news/2015/jan/10/texas-prison-population-drops-g uard-shortage-persists/

How about having less felonies committed? Will that reduce the population?

No, it has never been a fun place. And I certainly wouldn't want to work there. But probation decisions are made at the court level and prison overcrowding is usually not factored into the decision. Not all felony convictions merit incarceration. And I can't find anything that says felony probation rates have increased. But felony level property crimes have dropped.

Among the settings and information, you can choose to edit or remove

from a ASC user profile. You can also stop using it after significant edits.

An AppleID account, products, services, & associated information is

not necessarily part of ASC; if these bother you, stop using them.

Any data you happen to leave anywhere online by use of any service, will

show all your access; an 'intent' may be determined in choices so recorded.

So that should make people think twice because there is no privacy online.

And now there are so many 'social media' outlets associated with business,

those may also require some online interaction as part of the job; you have

to give up plenty of privacy to use most of those modern conveniences.

A disposable cellular phone with rechargeable minutes, a solar battery charger;

that may be all you require to be off-grid. + Use the post office, & write letters. 😝

1. Your logic is a bit flawed here, you just quoted the section and the final part is, "as a result of your failing to keep your account information secure and confidential" and then you say "no matter whether I'm to blame." That doesn't make sense, the part you quoted already states that you are responsible if you are to blame. That is fair.

2. Of course it can or they wouldn't let you post any of this.

3. The safest way would have been for you to read all the Terms of Use and cancelled since you didn't like it and thought it was unfair. But instead you agreed to it so you could post here. And once again here you poor logic finishes item 3 as you are only responsible for misuse if you fail to keep your account information safe.

4. Yes, that is correct. But if you stop using it altogether, and you've kept your Apple ID and password secure, there is no issue.

5. I can't speak for wherever you live but in the US there is no actual "right to privacy". As has already been stated here if you want everything about you to be private then you need to live off the grid using only cash and no public utilities.