> Ooof, now the (still somewhat) open macOS is thrown under the bus by Apple just to make iOS look good. Trojan horses for Macs are a thing. Just as they are

> Ooof, now the (still somewhat) open macOS is thrown under the bus by Apple just to make iOS look good. Trojan horses for Macs are a thing. Just as they are a thing for every other OS that allows users to install anything from anywhere. Malware scanners can never catch all the new variants, but as they are identified, updates to the malware scanner can remove them. Is it throwing Android under the bus to note that you are much more likely to install a trojan horse when you sideload apps?