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Not to mention with 'SIP' (aka 'rootless'), Apple even has unrestricted control to part of your filesystem. They promote it as a security feature, but it only
by jbombadil 11y ago
Not to mention with 'SIP' (aka 'rootless'), Apple even has unrestricted control to part of your filesystem.
They promote it as a security feature, but it only protects their own interests. It does very little to protect actual user data (which is what the user cares about), and all to protect their eco-system (and therefore, their finances).