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But he is correct in that Apple never implemented the ability to disable the OCSP checks.
by sumuyuda 3y ago
But he is correct in that Apple never implemented the ability to disable the OCSP checks.
- lapcat 3y agoYes, as a number of people such as Howard Oakley and myself have already blogged about before sneak, but OCSP checks are now encrypted, which undermines the starting thesis of the article: "Apple is preserving unencrypted server connections in their operating systems in an effort to enable global location tracking of their userbase by passive monitoring of major internet backbones." As I said, the article has some valid points, but the problem is that the inaccuracies and overblown rhetoric threaten to overshadow them.