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In a sense the GP is correct since iOS/macOS is proprietary software and the end user can't just fix a security issue themselves... but this applies to all prop
by hnfong 4y ago
In a sense the GP is correct since iOS/macOS is proprietary software and the end user can't just fix a security issue themselves... but this applies to all proprietary software in general.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoI still don’t understand the complaint. Apple released a security patch, they didn’t decide to withhold it for some nebulous purpose. I also release security patches for software I maintain, am I deciding what security my users get to enjoy by doing so?