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2 reasons I can think of. Firstly, Apple loves to act like they are always taking your privacy very seriously (of course that's not always true), so for the co
by ChrisRR 6y ago
2 reasons I can think of.
Firstly, Apple loves to act like they are always taking your privacy very seriously (of course that's not always true), so for the cost of a few engineers, they get a massive marketing point. "We take your privacy so seriously that we developed a new protocol to do so"
Secondly, Apple has an awful case of NIH syndrome. If they didn't develop it themselves, they would rather develop it from scratch themselves
- alwillis 6y agoSecondly, Apple has an awful case of NIH syndrome. If they didn't develop it themselves, they would rather develop it from scratch themselves Not when it comes to security and privacy. They knew DoH and DoT were good, but not good enough when it comes to privacy, which explains why they didn't just implement it like Google and Firefox did. Instead, the worked with Cloudflare to standardize something that's better.