I remember when it was trivial to examine artifacts from itunes backup until backup encryption was implemented with passphrase. (v6 I think?) Something that st

I remember when it was trivial to examine artifacts from itunes backup until backup encryption was implemented with passphrase. (v6 I think?) Something that still has the capabillity to bypass backup encryption sounds incredibly dangerous from my perspective. There are plenty of legitimate concerns mentioned in his talk. I agree with the no cause for panic, but what about the fact that there are obviously services not disclosed to us, developers, users, enterprise executives relying in this for a trusted platform, etc… The potential risk this poses (or implies) makes the lack of initial disclosure to be criminally ignorant at least. If Apple wants to balance the scale, they will need to do more than address and resolve these issues. They need to extend their transparency a smidgen. :)