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Protecting imaginary security is no protection at all. If Apple doesn't like the particular way Beeper works, they're free to give them a better API to use.
by o11c 3y ago
Protecting imaginary security is no protection at all.
If Apple doesn't like the particular way Beeper works, they're free to give them a better API to use.
- ntqvm 3y agoThey are free to give them the hammer too.