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We didn't inform Apple at all. The reason why we didn't is explained here: https://x.com/mysk_co/status/2085026605529768261 https://x.com/mysk_co/status/208502
by mysk 2mo ago
We didn't inform Apple at all. The reason why we didn't is explained here:
https://x.com/mysk_co/status/2085026605529768261 https://x.com/mysk_co/status/2085026605529768261
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- Barbing 2mo agoUnderstood, thank you, sad Apple has done enough to lose the trust of experts such as yourselves. Reading your comment and this 404 piece, perhaps you informed them in the minutes* before disclosure and got some kind of approval? (But essentially that wasn’t really informing them ahead of time, simplified in your comment… or I’m thick somehow, hehe well I can be!) “We have already informed them. They said the issue was ‘dire,’ but they let us disclose the issue. They didn't provide any time when they will address this,” Mysk said. https://www.404media.co/apples-private-relay-is-exposing-users-real-ip-addresses/ https://www.404media.co/apples-private-relay-is-exposing-use... *Edit: or informed after and “let us disclose” meant they didn’t demand retraction
- mysk 2mo agoMany reporters got this comment wrong. "Them" in “We have already informed [them]" refers to the Tor Project team, not Apple. We didn't inform Apple at all. We filed a bug report with Apple soon after we had published the blog to let them [Apple] know.