3 ms·
Home data is always E2EE https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651 https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651
by devStorms 8mo ago
Home data is always E2EE
https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651 https://support.apple.com/en-us/102651
- akimbostrawman 8mo agoCan you point me to the source code i can run on the device? Otherwise it's just another pinky promise for a blackbox by a company that can change at any time even for individual user.
- Schiendelman 8mo agoSo basically, you have no evidence that there's an issue but you won't assume anyone isn't lying?
- akimbostrawman 7mo agoYes i take the billion dollar company with a blackbox is lying over blind trust. and like i said before even if they do not do it now they can at anytime change it for anybody silently.
- Schiendelman 7mo agoI'm suggesting that you can see clear differences in incentives between the big tech companies, paying attention to their business models and the differences in what they claim, in writing, shows you quite a bit of information about how they treat your data. If you decide that everyone is lying to you all the time, you can't build a useful model of objective reality. You just end up frustrated and not taking simple actions you can to make improvements for yourself and others. Don't fall into that trap.
- akimbostrawman 7mo ago>If you decide that everyone is lying to you all the time, you can't build a useful model of objective reality I don't assume just know history, PRISM. I don't see how not trusting apple means I can't trust anybody. On hackernews people should know better to trust anything but transparency (source code) which might as well be the dictionary defined opposite of apple.