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As an A12 owner, I'm really happy my device is now reasonably more secure if taken into a government back room during customs or via an evil maid attack. Differ
by Shank 7y ago
As an A12 owner, I'm really happy my device is now reasonably more secure if taken into a government back room during customs or via an evil maid attack. Different perspective I suppose.
- mlevental 7y agowillfully sacrificing freedom for security writ small.
- austhrow743 7y agoIntentionally buying and using a secure device isn't what that phrase is about. Benjamin Franklin wasnt arguing against safes.
- mlevental 7y agohow is this like a safe? you possess the keys to a safe you own. you do not possess the keys to iphones with a12 chips in the sense that this exploit delivers.
- oarsinsync 7y agoIf we're keeping up with the safe analogy, this exploit doesn't give you the keys to your safe, it gives everyone the keys to your safe.
- mlevental 7y agothe safe analogy fails because again: no one except apple has the keys to the "safe" that they own