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Too bad the meat of the problem was seemingly cut together into a 5s part before moving on to the iMessage stuff without any context or explanation. So there ar
by traspler 5y ago
Too bad the meat of the problem was seemingly cut together into a 5s part before moving on to the iMessage stuff without any context or explanation. So there are multiple levels of auditability so you don‘t have to trust apple or countries even if Apple says „yes“ (which I guess means if Apple says yes to changing the database, but is not explained in the video). Would have been great if the main crux of the issue was not just glossed over.
- mthoms 5y agoExactly . > “So there are multiple levels of auditability so you don‘t have to trust apple or countries even if Apple says yes“- Apple What auditability is he referring to? Who gets to audit the database and source code? Earlier, he slips and says: “people can see…” then realizes he’s going off message. It seemed like he was going to state that users can somehow verify Apples claims about the db and or code. This interview clarified nothing.