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The title at the time of posting reads: "Apple Delays iOS SSL Requirement Indefinitely." "Indefinitely" while technically accurate also implies "unlimited peri
by UnoriginalGuy 10y ago
The title at the time of posting reads: "Apple Delays iOS SSL Requirement Indefinitely."
"Indefinitely" while technically accurate also implies "unlimited period of time." The article says there will be a deadline, it just hasn't been determined as of yet.
A better title may be "Apple Delays iOS TLS App Requirement." Just simply chop off the word "indefinitely." And throw in App to differentiate it from a e.g. Safari TLS requirement. Also TLS instead of SSL.
- mark-ruwt 10y agoIndefinitely means "for an unlimited or unspecified period of time". http://www.dictionary.com/browse/indefinitely http://www.dictionary.com/browse/indefinitely
- UnoriginalGuy 10y agoI know. Which is why my post reads: > "Indefinitely" while technically accurate also implies "unlimited period of time." It has two meanings. But is more often used to mean unlimited period of time.
- cooper12 10y agoYep I read the title and assumed that the first meaning was meant.
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- pvg 10y agoYou should email this stuff to the mods since they don't read every post. It's definitely a confusing title.
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