alaric410

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   by alaric410 4y ago

   > I just gave you a fairly straightforward and realistic method of malware injection into an app. Signed binaries prevent me from re-uploading the malware. What is unsubstantiated here? You have not demonstrated that this is a serious an
2. 32.▲
   by alaric410 4y ago

   > Apple-signed binaries tied to developer profiles prevent the vast majority of abuses. More unsubstantiated claims > Third party App Store? No problem. Nonsense. Giving people choice does not mean opening the floodgates to malware.
3. 33.▲
   by alaric410 4y ago

   I see a lot of Apple fans make unsubstantiated claims that Apple's restrictions on its ecosystem is effective in stopping spam, malware, scams, etc... I have yet to see any data to back this up.
4. 34.▲
   by alaric410 4y ago

   The concept of "ecosystem" is anti-consumer and anti-progress. Ecosystems exist to protect monopolies like Apple from competition. Also if Apple is so secure, why is there a celebrity iCloud hack almost every other day?
5. 35.▲
   by alaric410 4y ago

   Nonsense. You can't fight spam, criminal or hackers by restricting your ecosystem. Such measures only enable monopolies like Apple to make money at the expense of the consumer or competitors.
6. 36.▲
   by alaric410 4y ago

   Created an account just to comment on this. This is huge. This is basically forcing Apple to open their ecosystem to developers. It's also breaking up a lot of othre monopolies such as WhatsApp. Sweet! Thanks EU!