If I leave my bike locked up outside my office and come back to find it's been stolen with a handheld circular saw, I don't see how that's my fault. I implement

If I leave my bike locked up outside my office and come back to find it's been stolen with a handheld circular saw, I don't see how that's my fault. I implemented a reasonable level of security, but there's not much I can do against a circular saw. iOS is massive. Operating systems are massive, from an attack-surface perspective. NSO is hiring out of the Israeli intelligence pool: these are among the best security engineers in the world. They don't always find exploits (IIRC there are some versions of iOS they don't have hacks for at a given time), but the game is in their favor, simply because the OS is, well, the size of an OS.