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> to hold it accountable for the surveillance and targeting of Apple users. What exactly does that mean? Fine them? Get them to stop? Have them publicly say, "
by cronix 5y ago
> to hold it accountable for the surveillance and targeting of Apple users.
What exactly does that mean? Fine them? Get them to stop? Have them publicly say, "my bad?" I suspect the larger goal is to find out exactly how NSO is bypassing Apple's very expensive security and plugging it? Is that specific info the type of thing Apple can get their hands on (actual code, etc) for this type of trial?
- tentacleuno 5y ago> bypassing Apple's very expensive security and plugging it? Most likely, they're either finding new exploits continuously, or finding exploits and keeping them for later. The fact that Pegasus is being reserved for people with more importance to NSO (journalists, nation state actors, etc. etc.) may confirm the latter.
- gigglesupstairs 5y agoAlso, not sure but can case be made against Apple that they haven’t done any such litigation and shown heavy-handedness against jailbreaking community? At the very basic level, both Jailbreaking communities and NSO are using loopholes in iOS’s security to do whatever the hell they want to do with it.
- tpxl 5y agoUnlocking _your_ device willingly and unlocking someone else's device against their will are two completely different things.