I would quote myself from another thread where I said that Apple is only about design, but since we're talking security, I see always apple as exploiting having

I would quote myself from another thread where I said that Apple is only about design, but since we're talking security, I see always apple as exploiting having a very low market share for desktop and nil market share as server, but in terms of practical security I see posts like this: https://www.forbes.com/sites/adriankingsleyhughes/2012/04/25/apple-10-years-behind-microsoft-when-it-comes-to-security/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/adriankingsleyhughes/2012/04/25... But I also like to share these kind of posts when I want to make example about like the absolute lack of knowledge in terms of security of apple, like having the guts to release to public a system where password files / shadow and sudoers are world writable just shows that they really have no idea what they're doing And I wouldn't consider myself a fanboy or like justify this kind of posts like mine as "HN is notoriously against apple" I would more likely say that HN audience is a bit into tech, and if you are into tech and understand how systems work then you can't just ignore these kind of things when you see them so you forcefully end up just trying to dodge a system like apple