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https://mashable.com/article/high-sierra-password-fix-apple-update https://mashable.com/article/high-sierra-password-fix-apple-... > In the simplest of terms,

https://mashable.com/article/high-sierra-password-fix-apple-update https://mashable.com/article/high-sierra-password-fix-apple-... > In the simplest of terms, with the bug, if you created a new APFS (Apple File System) encrypted volume on High Sierra, and set anything at all as the password hint, then your password was stored as the hint. In plain text.

ArtTimeInvestor 12d ago
I know Apple phones had bugs. Even worse bugs than the one you linked to. But Google phones had those too. That's why I said I "feel" like Apple takes security more seriously. And that I wish there were hard facts. Statistics of number of bugs by severity. Independently verified.
- izacus 12d ago
  Your post is essentially admitting that you're ignoring the bugs from the company you love and taking seriously form the company you don't. So the difference isn't about taking things "more seriously", but in the fact that you take marketing from Apple more seriously. That's not the same. (Note: There's plenty of proof that Apple does take security more seriously than Samsung, Xiaomi & Co. in the article, but your feelings aren't it.)
  - paweladamczuk 12d ago
    Good thing they never claimed their feelings were proof of anything.
    - izacus 12d ago
      This is where reading ability comes into play.