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Suppose I submitted this story with the following headline: "Microsoft MVP has problems with Apple's security policies" The article is actually a good read. I
by thr0waway1239 10y ago
Suppose I submitted this story with the following headline:
"Microsoft MVP has problems with Apple's security policies"
The article is actually a good read. I think the message needs to reach everyone - although I am sure the irony is not lost on the people with slightly longish memories about Microsoft's security track record till very recently.
In any case, I am sure someone would come in and change the headline and ask me to cut down the hyperbole and focus on the message.
This exact response needs to be sent to bloggers who write these click-baity headlines. The fact that some of them are experts who do know what they are talking about actually makes it more cringe-inducing, not less.
Oh, and no, the developed countries do not make up the entire human race (even if people in insular Australia might sometimes think so - see what I did there?), and many many people in the rest of the world don't even have Apple devices.
- dzhiurgis 10y agoIt is somewhat ironic that he quotes a tweet about Surface being repaired in sight without asking a password, when MS now forces all kinds of telemetry and spyware on their OS. Edit: You can add to insult that a MVP has a problem with a genius... Oh this is a nice story!