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But then what isn’t? You can’t check everything/everybody. Pyrotechnics are forbidden at football stadiums, there are security at the entrance but they get them
by shreddit 2y ago
But then what isn’t? You can’t check everything/everybody. Pyrotechnics are forbidden at football stadiums, there are security at the entrance but they get them inside anyway. Goods of stores with security still get stolen. Smuggling still exists.
There is no 100%
- realusername 2y agoSecurity will always start with strong software guarantees, not "guidelines" enforced arbitrarily. See the web which is doing better on this subject.
- shreddit 2y agoIt is? The last time i checked i can easily watch a pirated movie while downloading malware on arbitrary websites…
- realusername 2y agoYeah and the top apps on the iPhone are basically half-legal casino games. At least on your example you have to search for it and disable all warnings.
- shreddit 2y agoWell any ad from a normal site can bring me to a shady site. The barrier to install an app is much bigger imho.
- realusername 2y agoI don't think it is, nobody has any idea how many apps are really installed on their phone, not to mention the hidden built-in apps.
- notnullorvoid 2y agoTo use your analogy, the Apple stadium security will probably not let you in if you are visibly carrying pyrotechnics, but if you have a large backpack they aren't likely to look inside. In order to give the illusion that they have good security they also pick many people at random and refuse them entry and make up a reason on the spot.
- shreddit 2y agoThat sounds all lot like pick any security/police at any event, because they don’t like your face.