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If hardware is properly designed, then software should not be able to break it. It would be exceptionally difficult to write software that manages to physicall

If hardware is properly designed, then software should not be able to break it. It would be exceptionally difficult to write software that manages to physically damage a hard drive. The only thing I could think of would be constantly writing to the SSD, using up the write cycles, but that's a long shot too.

ErrantX 16y ago
I notice others are talking about hardware; and, yes, you have a point. But by damage I meant all sorts of things - corrupted backups, viruses, inability to restore the phone. Etc.
butterfi 16y ago
Woz would like to speak to you about his Prius.