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You’re making assumptions about their motivations, and they’re not correct. They are not doing it despite user wishes. They did it under the reasonable assumpti
by lawnchair_larry 6y ago
You’re making assumptions about their motivations, and they’re not correct. They are not doing it despite user wishes. They did it under the reasonable assumption that the user has no such wish. It likely didn’t cross their mind.
- joshspankit 6y agoYes. We’re both making assumptions. Apple is surely aware of Little Snitch and other firewalls, and that the markets for that are dependant on a percentage of users who want absolute insight and control in to their network traffic. Similarly, there are journalists and sources who must by nature be very cautious about all network traffic. It would be hard to argue I think that Apple is unaware of both of these groups of users, and if they are aware; it must follow that it crossed their mind. Whether that crossing their mind means they discarded it or intentionally chose to go against it may be a question that only gets answered in hindsight since Apple says very little publicly.