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imagine touting "security" while every single iphone gets jailbroken, over, and over, and over again. i don't understand the fanboyism. they are just as prone t
by distantsounds 6y ago
imagine touting "security" while every single iphone gets jailbroken, over, and over, and over again. i don't understand the fanboyism. they are just as prone to flaws as microsoft, google, amazon, et al. they are not more or less secure than competing devices.
- Nasrudith 6y agoNot an Apple fan but I can recognize the "security" in a different sense we might find useful. It is more a delegation of the user mindset aspects of security than absolute "Cannot be exploited by state actor level funding and lacks zero days." Not a thing for me but I can see how those who don't aspire towards experrdom or even "well-educated amateur" would find it useful and call it such.
- romanoderoma 6y ago> and lacks zero days AFAIK mobile Safari is the primary source of vulnerabilities on iOS, zero days regarding it cost less than on other platforms on the black market (supposedly because they are easier to find/exploit) but Apple doesn't allow to replace it. That's a serious security flaw in my opinion.