The current title "Apple is suing smartphone emulation software startup Corellium" takes away a lot of context of what the actual article is about. In my opinio

The current title "Apple is suing smartphone emulation software startup Corellium" takes away a lot of context of what the actual article is about. In my opinion, the article title (and the HN title I posted and edited to "Apple says researchers can vet its CSAM tools, but sues a startup that can") is not "clickbaitey" when it is actually factual: > On Monday, Corellium announced a $15,000 grant for a program it is specifically promoting as a way to look at iPhones under a microscope and hold Apple accountable. On Tuesday, Apple filed an appeal continuing the lawsuit. > ... “With their left hand, they make jail-breaking difficult and sue companies like Corellium to prevent them from existing. Now with their right hand, they say, ‘Oh, we built this really complicated system and it turns out that some people don’t trust that Apple has done it honestly—but it’s okay because any security researcher can go ahead and prove it to themselves.’”