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It should only be "opt-in" and the OS should work if the user chose not to be a subject of surveillance.
by varispeed 6y ago
It should only be "opt-in" and the OS should work if the user chose not to be a subject of surveillance.
- egwor 6y agoIf it were a pre-downloaded list then this is not surveillance. What it is doing it ensuring that software hasn't got malware in and/or that the developer's certificate hasn't been removed (e.g. for distributing malware). That's a good thing, like running a checksum on a downloaded file.
- varispeed 6y agoI agree, that would be a good idea, as long as it wouldn't call home and sending any reports afterwards.
- sercand 6y agoI will disable it when it comes but I think it should be "opt-out" because otherwise the OS becomes insecure by default. And it will hurt majority of the people. Apple can ask it on system start like Siri and analytics.