> That’s not different from the situation with Windows. Yes. And that is also part of the problem. They also don't patch reported vulnerabilities nor provide a

> That’s not different from the situation with Windows. Yes. And that is also part of the problem. They also don't patch reported vulnerabilities nor provide a clear path for the community to fix themselves. > What is different is that Apple is less clear in support periods and often more aggressively leave older hardware behind. Yes, that amplifies the problem a lot. Many of the abandoned machines are 10-year old but still very suited for daily use. They have 64-bit Core i processors with decent amounts of RAM (such as 8 GB).