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I'm pretty sure that they don't, they seem to use the iOS model: either you're on the latest version or you're insecure.
by blub 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that they don't, they seem to use the iOS model: either you're on the latest version or you're insecure.
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- jacobolus 10y agoThis is blatantly false. Apple has always provided security fixes for the past 2–3 versions before the current one. At their current version release schedule, that means a given version will be supported for at least 3 years or so. At the moment security updates cover versions 10.9+. The most recent security update for OS X v10.8.5 was in August (a bit over 3 years after the initial release of 10.8), and 10.9+ have had an additional 5 security updates after that.
- NEDM64 10y agoYou're pretty wrong.
- legooolas 10y agoBut Apple won't explicitly state which versions are and are not supported, so everyone could be wrong.