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Here are the result of the current investigations made by @chpwn http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737 http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737 I'm an iOS user
by doe88 15y ago
Here are the result of the current investigations made by @chpwn http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737 http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737
I'm an iOS user and I'm concerned by this, I know that maybe these data are not sent to any remote server or maybe it depends on the carrier, but still I'm concerned that Apple would integrate a third party binary on its system. That's plain wrong for me. I want them to tell us what their phone collect, what their phone send to remote servers and for what uses. It is a matter of trust, trust is hard to gain and easy to lose and I think that Apple should handle this asset with great care.
- Anechoic 15y agostill I'm concerned that Apple would integrate a third party binary on its system Really? Based on the "Legal" section of my 3rd gen iPod touch, there appears to be a bunch of third-party binaries integrated into iOS.
- doe88 15y agoI didn't say third party code but third party binary. That's not the same thing, there are plenty of third party libraries used in iOS indeed. But, you must recognize that's highly unusual for Apple to bundle third party software in iOS and even more when the type of software is by nature highly risked and highly controversial such as logging/tracking softwares are.
- michaelcampbell 15y ago> But, you must recognize that's highly unusual for Apple to bundle third party software in iOS Honestly, how would anyone but Apple know this?
- lloeki 15y agoWy 3rd party? It might just as well be implemented by Apple currently, and using CarrierIQ as a service.