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Apple is not different from either of those two in any of those senses. No source code = no transparency. If I am incorrect about that - and Apple does openly
by yellowapple 2y ago
Apple is not different from either of those two in any of those senses. No source code = no transparency. If I am incorrect about that - and Apple does openly publish all of the code that collects and interacts with their customers' data - then I would be overjoyed to be proven wrong.
That's a major component of what transparency entails, and that's what's a dependency of trust. No source code = no transparency, no transparency = no trust. Simple.
- Schiendelman 2y ago"Usually when you ask this, people just tell you again why they're right."
- yellowapple 2y agoI'm at least trying to have a good-faith conversation. If you ain't interested in the same, then surely there are better things for you to do than to waste both of our time, no?