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Apple claims they cannot decrypt. What will you do if that claim turns out false? That is what the person you are talking with means, and it is very clear throu
by lightedman 2y ago
Apple claims they cannot decrypt. What will you do if that claim turns out false? That is what the person you are talking with means, and it is very clear throughout the conversation.
- CharlesW 2y agoGreat, so what does he mean by "how would you explain the source that you linked to?", since no part of that conflicts with what I've said or anything else? (I really appreciate the parsing help!)
- lightedman 2y agoThe source you linked to makes one claim yet you can't verify that claim - that's what they mean. And we have plenty of historical examples, including recent ones, that big companies are simply lying through their teeth almost every time they open their mouths. Companies that rely heavily upon marketing are lying more so than others. "Macs don't get viruses" claim made while several Mac viruses existed at the time. It's been lies for decades.