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Why you shouldn't: you're installing untrusted, totally unverified code at the lowest system levels which opens you up to not only malicious backdoors in the so
by op00to 8y ago
Why you shouldn't: you're installing untrusted, totally unverified code at the lowest system levels which opens you up to not only malicious backdoors in the software that bypasses Apple's hardware copy protection, but vulnerabilities that might be discovered in that functionality the future. If you care at all about your personal data, you probably shouldn't take that risk.