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Humm, a skeptical view of this would suggest deliberate weakening of security. Perhaps not a full back door, but more of an open upstairs window?

• sosborn 10y ago
  Why does everything have to be a conspiracy?
  • croon 10y ago
    Because people have faith in other people not being complete dullards.
    • kalleboo 10y ago
      That doesn't work either because Apple would have to be complete dullards to not realize that someone would found this obvious flaw within a week of the release of the OS. Especially right after launching a bug bounty.
  • robmcm 10y ago
    perhaps because the old API is still there? This appears to be a new less secure duplicate, with seemingly no benefit. Also Apple took a lot of heat from the FBI case, perhaps this was part of the deal for them to drop the suit, which isn't a blatant back door. The proof will be in their response to the issue.
• shabbyrobe 10y ago
  iOS 10 has felt pretty buggy to me. Lots of little glitches here and there. We are still trying to get some hard data on a sneaky problem with random dropouts when using BLE beacons. I'd say this is more likely to be more of the same than a conspiracy.
  • eklavya 10y ago
    You could say that it's not as common a problem and could be missed. But what do you say when the push notification is not working well with the new hotness and there is no fix. You need to uninstall, restart, install until the next update of your app is released and then you have to repeat that. https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/49512 https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/49512