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It’s not just about the end user here. It’s about not empowering the device to become a hacking tool in the hands of any random hacker with Xcode. I think the a
by natch 5y ago
It’s not just about the end user here. It’s about not empowering the device to become a hacking tool in the hands of any random hacker with Xcode. I think the author could have done a better job acknowledging this.
Apple is seeing that they are in a position of responsibility here if they don’t draw lines in certain places.
- vorpalhex 5y agoAh yes, because we don't have small portable devices you can load tails or whatever onto and war drive (or war walk) in real time. Certainly not ones that are under $100, can run for days or be easily operated remotely...
- natch 5y agoThe sarcasm is not needed, and says more about you missing the point than about my post. The point is that Apple isn’t required to choose to be a company that makes software for the small devices you mention.