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> They’ve solved the technical problem of doing this without compromising security on the M1 MacBooks, so there’s really no reason not to. You could say the sa
by warning26 4y ago
> They’ve solved the technical problem of doing this without compromising security on the M1 MacBooks, so there’s really no reason not to.
You could say the same thing about sideloading apps and running web-browsers-that-aren't-Safari; both of those are "solved" on the Mac side, but I would bet that unless the EU forces them, Apple will never allow either of those things on iOS.
- joak 4y agoExactly. Without good ad blockers (ie ublock origin) and other nice extensions (ie I dont mind about cookies) it is hard to browse/search the web efficiently. For this reason alone an ipad pro is limited in scope.
- nicoburns 4y agoI don't think you can. Both of those are security issues on the mac side. I don't think those issues justify locking down iOS devices, but they are security issues. On the other hand, different OS's on Apple Silicon devices are isolated from each other using full disk encryption and the SecureEnclave. Unless there's a hardware exploit, the only thing a linux OS could do to a partition containing an iOS/macOS volume is delete it.