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This is comical at this point. I have no idea how such vulnerable software makes it to production. It is really ironic that a company, making billions of dolla
by swat535 9y ago
This is comical at this point. I have no idea how such vulnerable software makes it to production.
It is really ironic that a company, making billions of dollars and branding itself as the leaders of quality, stability and so on, to have this kind of vulnerability.
I have truly lost faith in Apple.
- gluestic 9y agoAgreed. iOS 11 was the tipping point for me (can't delete photos using trash icon, wrong orientation when unlocking phone, random lag/freezes etc). Apple just doesn't care any more.
- piyush_soni 9y agoUnless you buy Apple Care, of course. (Sorry, couldn't resist writing :) )
- gluestic 9y agoI chuckled.
- ag_47 9y agoFWIW, as a mostly Android user, the latest Oreo update was pretty terrible as well. Its all about adding new "features" just for new features sake isnt it.
- rimliu 9y ago> and branding itself as the leaders of quality, stability > and so on The days of Mac vs. PC guy are long over. Apple usualy compares their products only to their other products now (best iPhone ever, not best smartphone ever, etc.) Alas if you look around such vulnerable software makes it to production now and again, there is nothing new. Hindsight is 20/20.
- kayoone 9y agoi am not saying something like this will always happen, but it can happen. No matter what kind of testing and QA you employ (and i bet it's gigantic in Apples case), not having critical bugs in something as complex as an OS every few years is kind of impossible. Should it happen ? Obviously not. But even popular open source software used by millions and developed by hundreds is not free of issues like this, like Heartbleed showed.