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This is a strong argument in favor of hardware-based verification. Just force everything in the app store to verify whether a iphone is "child-locked" in some w
by MentatOnMelange 10mo ago
This is a strong argument in favor of hardware-based verification. Just force everything in the app store to verify whether a iphone is "child-locked" in some way. Also makes it much harder to bypass by users. And of course no risk of having your personal information exposed by data breaches that way.
- moi2388 10mo agoOr to finally ban illegal Chinese products, both hardware and software..
- platevoltage 10mo agoWhy would you need to ban something that's illegal?
- moi2388 10mo agoBecause making something illegal down mean you actually check for it, intercept them at customs, or prevent them from being able to be accessed
- platevoltage 10mo agoYou miss my point. You said these products were already illegal.
- moi2388 10mo agoI don’t miss your point, you miss mine. There is a difference between saying something is illegal, an actually preventing it from being accessed. If you say a Chinese product is illegal, but you let people order it anyway, you made it illegal but didn’t actually ban it from entering the country