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What's even worse is that we, the developers, their customers, will never get to know what happened. Because that's the Apple way. I'd really love that Apple p
by qnk 13y ago
What's even worse is that we, the developers, their customers, will never get to know what happened. Because that's the Apple way.
I'd really love that Apple proves me wrong on this one and comes clean on the problem, the cause and prevention measures being put in place so this won't happen again, whatever it is.
- general_failure 13y agoNope they won't say a thing and they will get away with it. Oh the things apple devs have to pout upon with. In another world HN would be up in arms about how to manage downtime, how this is u acceptable and how they are going to switch to somebody else immediately. But not for apple because they have no choice...
- k-mcgrady 13y agoThey'll have to come clean on this. People pay for this service AND many businesses rely on it. If I'm correct enterprise businesses won't be able to add new devices to the system for example. Apple will need a good explanation for this and if it is a security problem they'll probably be issuing password reset requests and maybe invalidating certificates - you can't just do those things without an explanation.