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Ultimately, whoever controls operating system updates always has control over your privacy. Even if Apple did offer perfect privacy, there's no reason an update
by gilgoomesh 2y ago
Ultimately, whoever controls operating system updates always has control over your privacy. Even if Apple did offer perfect privacy, there's no reason an update couldn't completely change that.
Bluntly: if you don't trust your OS vendor, then you can't use OS updates. There are people in this category but it's a lot of work.
Much easier to trust your OS vendor (at least to this extent).
- fsflover 2y ago> Ultimately, whoever controls operating system updates always has control over your privacy This is not true. FLOSS (and reproducible builds) allows the community to verify the code and significantly (though not fully) decrease the trust to the OS.