> Because they have the ability at any point to push software to your computer that compromises your privacy and security in almost undetectable ways. And short

> Because they have the ability at any point to push software to your computer that compromises your privacy and security in almost undetectable ways. And short of them having an entirely open-source OS that will always be the case. I don't believe such things would be undetectable. If that were the case, how would we have discovered the OCSP server? Another point I don't understand is that, if it were made open-source, wouldn't Apple have the same level of control? After all, they'd still be the ones building the binaries. As another commentor noted, the XZ backdoor proved that even open-source software shouldn't be blindly trusted.