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Betas don't need a rapid response; people running beta can wait. Though for all you know this bug doesn't even exist in the newer versions. Or the mitigation
by gumby 3y ago
Betas don't need a rapid response; people running beta can wait.
Though for all you know this bug doesn't even exist in the newer versions. Or the mitigation was already in the beta but this rapid response required an extra day for testing as it is being shipped to users.
- jifncidbdi 3y agopeople will run whatever. recently the pixels had a remote exploit just by being connected to a 4g network. we got two victims in our group in the 3wk google took to patch (it was the first late security update on the same time)... and we did warn everyone to turn radio off (or limit to 3g if out of the us)... nobody cares and they just use the device thinking they won't be a target.
- vaxman 3y agoThat's not how it works. The peeps working on the new stuff ARE WORKING ON THE NEW STUFF. This would fall under backports (er, forward ports?)