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Was also slightly bemused. Especially the comments saying a physical switch is too expensive? An inlaid switch would cost a few cents and apart from physical t
by RidingPegasus 8y ago
Was also slightly bemused. Especially the comments saying a physical switch is too expensive?
An inlaid switch would cost a few cents and apart from physical tampering will always work. With Apple's design skills I doubt many would even see it.
People who boldly guarantee a products security are doomed to relearn history.
- solatic 8y ago> will always work Unless the user forgets to use the switch. Cue the XKCD comic about $5 wrenches breaking strong crypto. The deeper philosophical question is whether to build, to quote the Arch Way, user-friendly or user-centric products (and, consequently, security). It should surprise nobody that Apple values user-friendly design over user-centric design. Fwiw I also would prefer an inlaid physical switch.