No, it’s possible to prove way more than what is in the report. They failed to investigate many obvious things, and they misunderstood what they did look at (th

No, it’s possible to prove way more than what is in the report. They failed to investigate many obvious things, and they misunderstood what they did look at (the data exfiltration traffic in particular, which is the only thing even approaching circumstantial evidence). Nobody is saying we need 100% solid proof, they’re saying that what is in this report is not only not 100%, but it’s not even 25%. It’s a total nothingburger. There is nothing in this report to suggest that there is even anything wrong with this phone, or that it was ever hacked by anyone, let alone MBS. > Gavin de Becker is a good example here. He is, or used to be, among those who enjoy some trust, at least among his profession. Gavin de Becker is a literal nobody when it comes to iOS security or digital forensics. This is like saying that since Warren Buffet is a trustworthy source of investment advice, it makes sense to hire him to write your firewall rules.