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> This is what a coverup looks like This is a dumb take. They literally own the entire stack Photos runs on. If they really wanted to do a coverup we would ne
by threeseed 2y ago
> This is what a coverup looks like
This is a dumb take. They literally own the entire stack Photos runs on.
If they really wanted to do a coverup we would never know about it.
- talldayo 2y agoWhy wouldn't this mistake be addressed in a security hotfix then? Apple has to pick a lane - this is either intended behavior being enabled against user's wishes, or unintended behavior that compromises the security and privacy of iPhone owners.
- threeseed 2y agoOr option (c). This is a useful, harmless feature that does not comprise security or privacy in any way.
- talldayo 2y agoIf it's a useful, harmless feature, then let users opt-in. You'd think Apple would have learned their lesson after a decade of people bitching about U2 being secreted-in to their iTunes library, but apparently not. Users are smart enough to decide for themselves. Let them.
- kalleboo 2y agoAll I've seen this year is people complaining about all the security dialogs Apple are throwing at them when they upgrade macOS ARE YOU SURE ARE YOU SURE ARE YOU SURE