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No but it demonstrates that there is functionality absent scrutiny; ignorance notwithstanding, it's a condition necessary for the insertion of "secret" back do
by risk 8y ago
No but it demonstrates that there is functionality absent scrutiny; ignorance notwithstanding, it's a condition necessary for the insertion of "secret" back doors.
- freddie_mercury 8y agoIt doesn't demonstrate that at all. For all we know, hundreds of people inside Apple knew about each of those. I've worked on popular software (>10 million users) that had Easter eggs. Dozens of people in the company knew about each Easter egg that shipped, including managers. Not everyone is a soulless killjoy.
- astura 8y agoNo it definitely does not. That's like saying movies with cameos can't control who walks on set.