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>>And of course iOS has 0 or no viruses and malware Wait what?? Are you serious? Please tell me you are not serious Man are you in an Apple PR bubble if you

by syshum 6y ago

>>And of course iOS has 0 or no viruses and malware Wait what?? Are you serious? Please tell me you are not serious Man are you in an Apple PR bubble if you believe that, iOS most certainly has been impacted by viruses, malware and vulnerabilities >>That's an old fable that doesn't hold. In the 90s, when the Mac (Mac OS then, pre-OS X) had 2% to Windows 98%, it still had tons of viruses I am not sure what you are attempting to say here? your implying Mac OS had a ton of viruses, if so I am not sure why you said "still had tons of viruses" If you are talking about win 98 having viruses this does not refute my statement at all, as in Win98 days, as today then and now Windows was the vast majority (90+%) of computers.

coldtea 6y ago
>Wait what?? Are you serious? Please tell me you are not serious Man are you in an Apple PR bubble if you believe that, iOS most certainly has been impacted by viruses, malware and vulnerabilities Well, since you're outside the PR bubble, I'll be eagerly awaiting for your examples of viruses in iOS devices. I'll be patient. Spyware you'll find a few (they exist in any system when you can't trust the developer 100% -- even Facebook app functions as malware, in the sense that it got data it shouldn't), that are stopped when found out, exactly due to developer certificates. No malware in the wild (virus, trojans, etc) infecting iOS devices, due to no sideloading and sandboxing. While at it, also refute the "50 to 1" Android to iOS malware ratio as given in the post -- and that's from an antivirus vendor: https://www.pandasecurity.com/en/mediacenter/mobile-security/android-more-infected-than-ios/#:~:text=Android%2Dpowered%20connected%20devices%20are,malware%20when%20compared%20to%20iOS.&text=According%20to%20the%20whitepaper%2C%20Android,iPhones%20for%20less%20than%201%25 https://www.pandasecurity.com/en/mediacenter/mobile-security... You're serious and I'm not after all. And you're also outside the bubble, so you'll have access to plenty of material...

by syshum 6y ago

coldtea 6y ago

>Wait what?? Are you serious? Please tell me you are not serious Man are you in an Apple PR bubble if you believe that, iOS most certainly has been impacted by viruses, malware and vulnerabilities Well, since you're outside the PR bubble, I'll be eagerly awaiting for your examples of viruses in iOS devices. I'll be patient. Spyware you'll find a few (they exist in any system when you can't trust the developer 100% -- even Facebook app functions as malware, in the sense that it got data it shouldn't), that are stopped when found out, exactly due to developer certificates. No malware in the wild (virus, trojans, etc) infecting iOS devices, due to no sideloading and sandboxing. While at it, also refute the "50 to 1" Android to iOS malware ratio as given in the post -- and that's from an antivirus vendor: https://www.pandasecurity.com/en/mediacenter/mobile-security/android-more-infected-than-ios/#:~:text=Android%2Dpowered%20connected%20devices%20are,malware%20when%20compared%20to%20iOS.&text=According%20to%20the%20whitepaper%2C%20Android,iPhones%20for%20less%20than%201%25 https://www.pandasecurity.com/en/mediacenter/mobile-security... You're serious and I'm not after all. And you're also outside the bubble, so you'll have access to plenty of material...