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Yes, that is exactly what the author is saying, wanting government regulation. For one, the government won't simply say "keep the device open for the end user"
by p_ing 2y ago
Yes, that is exactly what the author is saying, wanting government regulation. For one, the government won't simply say "keep the device open for the end user" (or a "smart" government wouldn't), but even if they did, you've now opened that device to any attacker, law enforcement included.
- stavros 2y agoSo because I can sudo on my computer, my computer is open to any attacker? What's wrong with this comments section? Has anyone here used a computer before?
- p_ing 2y agoWhat does the operating system have to do with an attacker? What's wrong with this comments section? Has anyone seen Israeli offline attacks of iPhones before?
- stavros 2y agoThe iPhones that famously won't let you unlock their bootloader? Yes we have, and I don't think that's making the argument you think it's making.