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If your use case is what the author describes then why consider Apple products anyway? Your threat model (whatever this is) defines your choice of hard- and sof
by nicholasbraker 6y ago
If your use case is what the author describes then why consider Apple products anyway? Your threat model (whatever this is) defines your choice of hard- and software, not the other way around. Apple doesn't care its products don't fit 0,5% of all the use cases. There are other products and mitigations (TEMPEST anyone?) for that
- Normille 6y ago>If your use case is what the author describes then why consider Apple products anyway?... I was wondering that too. For someone so declaredly privacy conscious and suspicious of Apple's motives, he sure does seem to throw a lot of money their way: https://sneak.berlin/20170107/current-daily-carry/ https://sneak.berlin/20170107/current-daily-carry/