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There is a finite amount of code on the system. That code would also include any functions related to stenography or remote activation and could be easily calle
by willstrafach 8y ago
There is a finite amount of code on the system. That code would also include any functions related to stenography or remote activation and could be easily called out. However, do not exist in iOS. Anything can happen in the future, and those future versions can also be examined to find out if any such functionality was added.
- dcbadacd 8y agoYou're delusional if you think you can audit every line of code running on your iPhone. That'd be something newsworthy.
- willstrafach 8y agoYour comment contains an insult with no additional substance to back up the claim.
- dcbadacd 8y agoThe first part of my sentence only applies if you think you can/have audit(ed) every line of code running on your iOS device. If anything you're the one saying it can be done by you without any substance.
- willstrafach 8y ago> There is a finite amount of code on the system. That code would also include any functions related to stenography or remote activation and could be easily called out. Hint: You do not need to manually, personally, audit every single line of code to discover the use of such functionality.