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From your article: > as implemented in versions of iOS prior to 9.3 and Mac OS X prior to 10.11.4 This fall, these will both be two major versions behind the
by DonaldPShimoda 9y ago
From your article:
> as implemented in versions of iOS prior to 9.3 and Mac OS X prior to 10.11.4
This fall, these will both be two major versions behind the current state of the software. Considering how openly pro-privacy/pro-security Apple has been over the past couple years, I'd expect they've fixed these issues and more by now.
I'm not making an argument that Apple is infallible; I acknowledge that it's possible there are still security flaws in iMessage. But I think that Apple is the only one of the really big tech companies who seem to be taking a privacy stand that the users can get behind, which is something to applaud.