Apple patches iOS flaw that allowed access to your data
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- Anonymous
- Kxr
- 27 Apr 2020
Rk100, 27 Apr 2020Let me guess, you think android an open software is safer? ... moreWhat phone you have and what phone you don't doesn't matter.
Both OS are as secure as the users using it.
An idi*t using either is vulnerable by default.
Both OS are not secure out of the box. So the average user is fu*ked.
Atleast on Android, you can take security in your own hands. Not so much on iOS.
- SLSAHXOHVOMVN
- 7kY
- 27 Apr 2020
Rk100, 27 Apr 2020Let me guess, you think android an open software is safer? ... moreWhat phone you have and what phone you don't doesn't matter.
Both OS are as secure as the users using it.
An idiot using either is vulnerable by default.
Both OS are not secure out of the box. So the average user is fu*ked.
Atleast on Android, you can take security in your own hands. Not so much on iOS.
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- Rk100
- 6v0
- 27 Apr 2020
SLSAHXOHVOMVN, 23 Apr 2020Haha, so called secure iOS strikes Again! Let me guess, you think android an open software is safer? Lmao bruh android when used by Chinese companies is not even recommended. Just say bye to all your data. cough*huawei cough*. But in fairness apple isn't perfect. But is isn't as bad as andorid.( if your wondering yes i have an iPhone, it an iPhone 11 pro but i do have an android, samsung s10e so no im not biased to apple, just an opinion)
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- Rk100
- 6v0
- 27 Apr 2020
Shui8, 23 Apr 2020So Trump Administration, care to ban your own country brand?Not from USA*. Difference is that apple doesn't have a history of stealing info and sending it back to china or wherever. Sure apple won't even allow the CIA into an iPhone used by a criminal. Difference between huawei (any other Chinese company TBH) is that they don't share/sell info and they offer some decent protection for their users, such as sign in with apple, where apple send the app of website a ransom different email instead of yours so you wont be as vulnerable as simply giving you email. I use this feature for tiktok who have been know to be shady with private info.
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- Rk100
- 6v0
- 27 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 23 Apr 2020Difference is Android is open and no one cares if you root ... moreThey actually don't lock your device, who told you that? so you clearly don't have a newer iPhone. You can jailbreak your device and it can revert back to normal if you simply restart you device, only if it is semi-tethered. If you can revert back to normal, is warranty will NOT be voided.
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- Anonymous
- HKD
- 24 Apr 2020
Despicable, no wonder when they cant leave what aint broke alone! the next release will be full of pot holes, only for them to start all over again at the next ios release, the blame will be put on consumers for having an "outdated" device.
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- Anonymous
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- 24 Apr 2020
The so-called patch is in the beta version, which is yet to be released to devices. So Apple has not patched the flaw yet, as more testing needs to be done. Misleading headline.
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- six_tymes
- kvH
- 23 Apr 2020
whats wrong allowing access to your data? after all, huawei has back doors, not much difference.
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- AM Bunny
- nxe
- 23 Apr 2020
iPhone 5S user, 23 Apr 2020What about iOS 12 users? Are we also vulnerable? If so, are... moreYes, it's still there. So much of iOS security...
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- Anonymous
- PZa
- 23 Apr 2020
YUKI93, 23 Apr 2020Do iOS jailbreak considered as hacking? That's not much dif... moreDifference is Android is open and no one cares if you root your phone. Apple locks down their phones and does not permit jailbreaks.
- YUKI93
- KZK
- 23 Apr 2020
Blutbad-fuchsbau, 23 Apr 2020Apparently, even Apple can be hacked. The F*ppening anyone?Do iOS jailbreak considered as hacking? That's not much difference to Android root, isn't it? I never use an iOS device, but I do hear of that jailbreak thing.
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- Anonymous
- PZa
- 23 Apr 2020
Blutbad-fuchsbau, 23 Apr 2020Apparently, even Apple can be hacked. The F*ppening anyone?Are you kidding? There are more reports of iPhones getting hacked than any other phone. Why people think they're secure is a result of clever marketing and the US deflecting attention to Huawei phones even though they're not available in the US.
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- iPhone 5S user
- 7Xa
- 23 Apr 2020
What about iOS 12 users? Are we also vulnerable? If so, are we also going to receive a security update to fix this?