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Apple should probably implement a brown bubble designation for anyone using iMessage and not able to pass device authentication. Kinda surprised the app got tak
by nocsi 3y ago
Apple should probably implement a brown bubble designation for anyone using iMessage and not able to pass device authentication. Kinda surprised the app got taken down so quickly. This is the type of app LE loves. Being able to surveil into conversations by piggybacking off the weak link
- upget_tiding 3y agoAIUI, iMessage was running on legimitate devices. They were using Mac's in a datacenter as a bridge.
- hermannj314 3y agoI realize this isn't in the realm of trademark law, but the green bubble is a mark that indicates you are talking to someone with an apple device, and not to someone through a shady poorly implemented hack. I am for reverse-engineering, but at some point civilized society invented the trademark, and today it seems necessary to create similar bodies of law that protect companies from charlatan Middleware that abuse markings of trust for personal profit.
- taway1237 3y agoYes, let's give corporations more power. Image bubble colour indicate the protocol you're using, and nothing more. It don't - and can't - guarantee security (many people learned this lesson with https). But sure, let's let corporations super-copyright the colour green.
- ascagnel_ 3y ago> the green bubble is a mark that indicates you are talking to someone with an apple device The bubble color was and is a signifier of transport layer only; I've personally had situations (generally with spotty or very poor coverage) where individual messages go over SMS even for conversations on all Apple hardware where the rest of the conversation is going over iMessage.