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We've updated the title from “Apple retracts confirmation that Meltdown is fixed in 10.12 and 10.11”, which is the sort of thing that makes a fine initial comme
by sctb 9y ago
We've updated the title from “Apple retracts confirmation that Meltdown is fixed in 10.12 and 10.11”, which is the sort of thing that makes a fine initial comment but not what the guidelines ask for headlines.
- zeveb 9y agoI think that 'About the security content of macOS $SOMEVERSION' is far less useful as a headline.
- sctb 9y agoWhatever the headline is needs to come from the article, and we're more than happy to update it again if someone can suggest a better one.
- Michielvv 9y agoAlthough I agree more with the original title, as that would be the exact message I need at this time, I would suggest to then at least also include Sierra, and El Capitan in the title as the fact that the document was updated is most relevant for users of those systems. Maybe reflect that something changed as well. Maybe: About the security content of macOS High Sierra, Sierra and El Capitan [updated]
- sctb 9y agoSure thing, we've updated the title to include the other releases, but we'll let the article speak for itself on what was updated and when.
- PascLeRasc 9y agohttps://www.apple.com/feedback/ https://www.apple.com/feedback/
- widforss 9y agoGiven the current circumstances, it's pretty clear what it is about.
- Rantenki 9y agoI still see the Google Project Zero mitigations in this list. What did they walk back?
- cylo 9y agoThey have changed the document today (Jan 5th) and removed the confirmation that Meltdown was fixed in 10.12 and 10.11. It was previously thought to be patched but can no longer be considered fixed in those versions of the OS with this change.
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