Here's an alternative view: - Apple is a $2T company, that we trust with our data. That valuation is in part based on that trust. It's entitled of Apple to pro

Here's an alternative view: - Apple is a $2T company, that we trust with our data. That valuation is in part based on that trust. It's entitled of Apple to produce a product that contains shitty exploitable symlink handling and continue to have no meaningful repercussions (which is true in the industry as a whole). If this was a bug in a small, under-resourced FOSS email client, or the exploit required many highly skilled person-years to find, maybe I'd feel differently.