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> You could try to throw anti-virus software at the problem, and that's one approach, and Apple is taking this approach. Which is the best approach? That's a mu
by arvinsim 6y ago
> You could try to throw anti-virus software at the problem, and that's one approach, and Apple is taking this approach. Which is the best approach? That's a much more complicated discussion.
If I do want to rely on anti-virus instead of Apple, it still doesn't matter.
Apple doesn't give you a choice.
- jb1991 6y ago> Apple doesn't give you a choice. That is completely incorrect. You have the most important choice of all: Just don't buy Apple. For everyone else, assume they've already made that choice and are very comfortable with Apple's strategy of curating everything on the machine, not because they are evil or control-freaks, but because they do genuinely want the platform as safe and high-quality as they can make it. Whether it works or not is perhaps a matter of opinion, but if it's not your opinion, move along. No need to spend the days fussing about things you don't own.