A few points: 1. This "guy" apparently didn't try very hard, at all, to cooperate, as evidenced by him putting the exploit itself in the App Store before notif

A few points: 1. This "guy" apparently didn't try very hard, at all, to cooperate, as evidenced by him putting the exploit itself in the App Store before notifying Apple about it, in direct violation of the dev guidelines. What good is it to have such guidelines at all if you display in public that you won't enforce them? 2. Microsoft is doing a great job at this? So are we to assume that their security is therefore superior? 3. There are a few clued-in people at Apple, too.