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Looks like they're just trying to not make it obvious that Macs can have security problems. I don't think many regular users (who probably think Macs are invinc
by Cless 13y ago
Looks like they're just trying to not make it obvious that Macs can have security problems. I don't think many regular users (who probably think Macs are invincible) are going to actively look for security announcements about their invincible Mac. And when they look at the release notes, many of them won't be convinced to stop what they're doing and install some unnecessary updates.
(Not trashing Mac, I am a Mac user.)
- rdl 13y agoI wonder if their hope is everything transitions to something like iOS before this is falsified in a widespread way on OSX in public. In corporate settings with desktop management, Macs are actually a huge pain to deal with; Windows maybe starts from crappier defaults but there's a much more mature industry around locking it down.
- jordanthoms 13y agoHence why you want to be the odd one out with a Mac at Corporates: IT leaves you alone and you can manage it yourself.
- davexunit 13y agoIf you really want IT to leave you alone you need a GNU/Linux machine.