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> they are resorting to subterfuge This is illogical. If Apple wanted to engage in subterfuge they would simply compromise the OS. When a company controls the
by threeseed 2y ago
> they are resorting to subterfuge
This is illogical. If Apple wanted to engage in subterfuge they would simply compromise the OS.
When a company controls the entire stack either you trust everything they do. Or nothing.
- latexr 2y agoExactly. It is absolutely bonkers that people are claiming that Apple is trying to cover up something for which they have a settings toggle and public documentation.
- kemayo 2y agoYeah, we might quibble about what the default value of the toggle should be, but them adding settings for minor features like this is absolutely a good thing, and very much a sign that they're not trying to hide things. If anything, the lesson Apple might take from this could be "adding the settings toggle was a bad idea, because nobody would have cared about this at all otherwise".