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>Most of the security flaws are tied to the OS itself. Which was the point of my original comment, that phone OS's provide the illusion of being more secure, w
by grawprog 6y ago
>Most of the security flaws are tied to the OS itself.
Which was the point of my original comment, that phone OS's provide the illusion of being more secure, while being about as secure as any other platform.
From what I can tell, computers are about as secure as they've ever been, whatever the kind, which is, alright depending on the user. It's always been like that and still is.
App stores and sandboxes haven't changed that.
- dwighttk 6y agoEh. Unless iOS exploits are uniquely tuned to be unnoticeable... I go home to help my parents with their Macs and am always removing crap, usually from their browsers. I haven’t yet had to remove crap from their iPhones/iPad. Is it 100% secure? No. Is the user experience that I desire available due to app stores and sandboxes? Yes.