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The security argument Apple has been spinning for so many years is a fallacy of the worst kind. Like pedling life in prison, with Uncle Tim as warden, as oppos
by 8jef 5y ago
The security argument Apple has been spinning for so many years is a fallacy of the worst kind.
Like pedling life in prison, with Uncle Tim as warden, as opposed to the so much dangerous and risky life out there, in the wild, where you can do whatever you want. Like owning a Pinephone.
- quitit 5y agoAeroplanes have still crashed since the introduction of passenger screening security measures. So since planes can still crash, we shouldn’t have airport security.
- catach 5y agoFatal car crashes happen, so seat belts and airbags are not about safety, but about control.
- 8jef 5y agoLike Apple is not the only mean for computing, aeroplanes do face competition: you can walk, drive, cycle, etc. You can also own your aeroplane if other people scare you. But the way I see it, Apple is more like one particular air company which operates aircraft without seats or windows, where customers are blindfolded, then strapped very tight on top of one another. That can be very safe travelling, and quite unpleasant at the same time.