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I'd suggest turning it on and seeing if you can live with it. Some issues that I've had: 1.) FaceTime calls from people not in your recent calls will be blocke
by naturalpb 3y ago
I'd suggest turning it on and seeing if you can live with it. Some issues that I've had:
1.) FaceTime calls from people not in your recent calls will be blocked with a silent notification. Sometimes I don't see it for hours
2.) Incoming iMessages will be stripped of Live Photos and document attachments
3.) Using Starbucks in a browser did not work until I disabled Lockdown Mode in Safari for the domain. Fortunately these exceptions are easy to make and persist
I'm not a target for state-sponsored attacks but will generally trade usability for security when reasonable.
- olliej 3y agoLosing Live Photos sounds like a feature to me :) (3) is weird. Conceivably it’s using wasm (I recall many years ago wasm had no interpreter mode, no idea of current state), or webgl (which seems plausibly like something that would be blocked)
- kmeisthax 3y agoMicrosoft Edge's Lockdown Mode equivalent ships with a WASM interpreter called DrumBrake: https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/Introducing-Enhanced-Security-for-Microsoft-Edge/ https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/Introducing-Enh...
- olliej 3y agoYeah sorry I meant to say "wasm in JSC" (which is the only wasm implementation I was ever aware of the technical details for), but was typing on my phone and apparently missed that fairly critical piece of information. Alas it's too late to correct my comment :-/