3 ms·
The thing is that apple app store is also filled with scammy apps, so the argument is flawed at the start, you can’t outsource your security and act on the inte
by lnxg33k1 3y ago
The thing is that apple app store is also filled with scammy apps, so the argument is flawed at the start, you can’t outsource your security and act on the internet like youre blind and doesn’t affect you, you need to be attentive
- rvz 3y ago> The thing is that apple app store is also filled with scammy apps, so the argument is flawed at the start So you think to improve the security is to make the problem even worse by having more installable unchecked ransomware on the iPhone. Really can’t wait for the flood of sideloaded malware and ransomware that made Android phones the insecure toxic hellstew that it still is today; on the iPhone. /s
- smoldesu 3y agoI can't wait either. I've got a number of sideloaded apps on my Android phone (Netguard, KeePassDX, even a Hacker News client to name a few) and have no viruses to speak of. Closest thing to malware I can notice is the OEM software.