XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android, comp.sys.mac.system
From: arlen.g.holder@arlenholder.net
On Sat, 7 Sep 2019 00:01:10 -0700, Alan Baker wrote:
> If you cannot behave yourself like a civilized adult, I see no need to
> accede to anything you want.
I knew you wouldn't answer the question, which, in a way is a good thing.
o It means you comprehend that Apple is blaming Google for Apple's flaws.
Apple doesn't dispute that Google said truthfully that almost every iOS
device on the planet, for years, from the iOS 10 diarrhea to the iOS 12
diarrhea, contained a huge number of security flaws at almost every level
of the operating system.
Apple doesn't even dispute that Google said that Apple clearly did not
sufficiently tested the releases (which was obvious from sophomoric nature
of the flaws even if it wasn't ON TOP OF the sophomoric nature of the
FacePalm flaws in that very same set of iOS releases).
The only thing Apple disputes is that they're angry at Google for letting
people know.
This is a BBC quote, by way of example:
"There are also questions for Apple, however. If, as claimed in its
statement, Apple knew about the iOS flaw before Google informed them, why
did they not properly inform their users?"
Remember Alan, Apple doesn't dispute the facts:
"Apple did not, however, dispute the specifics of how the campaign worked.
Researchers from Google's elite Project Zero security group identified five
different exploit strategies the malicious sites could use to compromise
iPhones running almost every version of iOS 10 through iOS 12."
Apple is simply angry at Google for TELLING people the facts.
o In essence, like you apologists, Apple blames the messenger of facts.
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