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Because they patched it and they don't use it themselves, it's only for backwards compatibility. On top of that, it is not 'supported' by Apple, all programs fo

Because they patched it and they don't use it themselves, it's only for backwards compatibility. On top of that, it is not 'supported' by Apple, all programs for macOS use Objective-C and Swift libraries that abstract crypto to the point where it doesn't matter if under water some OpenSSL/LibreSSl/BoringSSL call is made.

slrz 9y ago
You are aware that one can write macOS programs in languages different from ObjC and Swift, right?
- oneplane 9y ago
  Yes, and you are aware that you are free to use other libraries not supplied by the OS vendor, right?