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I'd guess not "ransom", but not enough resources allocated to backport fixes, along with a lack of incentive since they fixed them already in the gold standard
by nchelluri 10y ago
I'd guess not "ransom", but not enough resources allocated to backport fixes, along with a lack of incentive since they fixed them already in the gold standard New Version.
- pritambaral 10y ago> not enough resources allocated to backport fixes Which is just silly for someone like Apple > a lack of incentive since they fixed them already in the gold standard New Version That is not how security works. Again, it is just silly for someone like Apple to believe only the latest release needs security fixes.
- nchelluri 10y agoOh, I completely agree. I've ranted about this before; I like to use old versions and be a late adopter after all the kinks get worked out. I'm just saying maybe it's more due to a (possibly negligent) misplacement of priorities than to outright malevolence for non- or slow-upgraders. "We're Apple... everyone always uses the latest versions of our stuff..."