Comment by const_cast
8 months ago
Apple owns the code and all it's visibility - you're not allowed to see it.
They don't need a 0 day to compromise your device, they can just choose to do it at any point. You're simply trusting they don't.
8 months ago
Apple owns the code and all it's visibility - you're not allowed to see it.
They don't need a 0 day to compromise your device, they can just choose to do it at any point. You're simply trusting they don't.
And you think not having a the source available hiders security researchers?
It’s kind of what they do.
If the attack is targeted, it doesn't matter.
Again, you're just trusting Apple not to do that. Please bear in mind that if the government asks, it's not like they have a choice.
If the government "asks", EVERY company will fold.
Apple is the only one building stuff so that they can't fold, even if they wanted to.
You can turn on the extra protections and encryptions yourself at the cost of user experience.
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