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No, the article didn't imply that. "Here’s a problem: I don’t really believe that Apple didn’t help them." That is a bullshit statement. It is pure speculatio
by sigzero 13y ago
No, the article didn't imply that.
"Here’s a problem: I don’t really believe that Apple didn’t help them."
That is a bullshit statement. It is pure speculation without a SHRED of facts to back it up.
- Touche 13y ago> No, the article didn't imply that. There's a whole paragraph about that. You quoted part of it. It's not a minor point of the article. There's no smoking gun but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be discussed.
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- Zigurd 13y agoThere are many shades of gray in manufacturers helping the NSA to hack their products: from outright creating back doors, to using gimpy RNGs, to revealing bugs to the NSA before otherwise disclosing them, to using peripherals with back doors. Deniability and cover stories are part and parcel with such work. It is naive to claim it simply isn't happening.