> At face value, they indeed don’t. So this wasn’t relevant. > But the premise from Apple’s white paper that their mechanism can’t be tricked is not realistic

> At face value, they indeed don’t. So this wasn’t relevant. > But the premise from Apple’s white paper that their mechanism can’t be tricked is not realistic. They don’t say it can’t be tricked. You are misrepresenting them. >> If you have reason to think they are a real threat, I’m sure you can explain. > Yes, I can. No you can’t, because they are not a real threat.