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Why would a professional device for adults ship with the same locked down protections of a kindergarten computing device? Your children are not in danger from
by BlueDingo 6y ago
Why would a professional device for adults ship with the same locked down protections of a kindergarten computing device?
Your children are not in danger from antitrust enforcement.
- eanzenberg 6y agoMost people want a secure device and are not tech savvy. Apple here is providing a service of a curated App store.
- heavyset_go 6y agoAnd yet iOS exploits are cheaper than Android exploits, because there are so many iOS vulnerabilities. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanbaptiste/2019/09/04/why-zerodium-will-pay-2-5-million-for-anyone-who-can-hack-android-but-only-2-million-for-an-iphone/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanbaptiste/2019/09/04/why-zer...
- spanhandler 6y ago> Why would a professional device for adults ship with the same locked down protections of a kindergarten computing device? Windows 10 ships with a firewall, schools enforce firewall rules on their PCs, therefore Surface ships with the same locked-down protections of a kindergarten computing device? If that's not the reasoning here, I guess I'm just not following. > Your children are not in danger from antitrust enforcement. No, but the only easy to use, highly safe, but still capable and low-maintenance computing option out there might get somewhat worse. I'd rather have more competition in that category, not in the category of "app stores on iPhones". One of those is all I want. I want someone to make an iOS killer & related ecosystem (yes, including an app store) so damn good that I gleefully and enthusiastically switch—or failing that, good enough that Apple feels the heat of competition and makes some major improvements. I don't love having just the one option in that product category.