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I believe it is relevant, at least till recently Apple developed a “blastdoor” to keep iMessage safer against such attacks. While other apps have been used in
by user_7832 3y ago
I believe it is relevant, at least till recently Apple developed a “blastdoor” to keep iMessage safer against such attacks. While other apps have been used in attacks (eg WhatsApp/Jeff Bezos iirc) iMessage seems to have more permissions than an average user app.
- saagarjha 3y agoNo it doesn’t. Blastdoor is a security mitigation that restricts what iMessage can do in a way that is denied to other third party apps.