it's not as simple though and the security arguments are real. Some counterpoints [1]: > Corellium submitted 8 vulnerabilities under Apple’s bug bounty program

it's not as simple though and the security arguments are real. Some counterpoints [1]: > Corellium submitted 8 vulnerabilities under Apple’s bug bounty program, many of them were fixed in iOS releases. But Apple never paid out. It’s hard to see how Apple can spin: Apple: “we will pay you bug bounty money to fund your company.” Corellium: loadsa bugs Apple: Thanks for the bugs, about that bounty? lol j/k p.s. now we’re suing you, and we want all your bugs. [1] https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/1189063534790922240 https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/1189063534790922240