I miss Forstall.
I do too. He should have stayed at Apple and not got asked to leave. It really does show
I miss Forstall.
I miss Forstall.
I do too. He should have stayed at Apple and not got asked to leave. It really does show
I have a Sense and didn't realize you could have notifications stopped if you were geofenced within your home. Is that an iOS feature or within the Schlage app? I didn't know this was possible and would appreciate any info on that. Thanks!
He was not asked. He was shown the door by Timmy in a very nasty internal power play.![]()
Oh, it does...just not the kind it used to have and wishes it had.apple software used to have a reputation
Does Apple even have a quality assurance department at this point? The latest releases of iOS and macOS are downright embarrassing.
We share remote access in our family to access all of our HomeKit smart devices and now we're all unable to control our items until sometime next week. Absolutely ridiculous.
For all the people saying “No HomeKit, no buy” because of HomeKit’s top-notch security, just keep this incident in mind. There are almost surely other security holes lurking in the code just as there are in virtually every software. Apple needs to do some serious self-examination after the macOS and iOS bugs of late. Having 10 or 15 public betas is not a replacement for doing thorough, in-house code reviews and testing.
Yep, garage doors and alarm system.Do you have any HomeKit products that use shared users? If not then you have nothing to worry about. As it is, this wasn't a vulnerability that was made public so the chances anyone exploited it are incredibly slim.
I'm baffled how people can leave the security of their house in the hands of Apple software. Based on all the exploits going on lately, I wouldn't be surprised if just automatically let a stranger into your home and then pointed them to the valuables.
I am not optimistic about this is being a "phase"...Working in collaboration, or whatever TC wanted to do, clearly isn’t working... at the very least I am hoping that this is just a phase they’re going through. They need him back otherwise. They need a perfectionist.
apple software used to have a reputation
I’m baffled at the fact that we haven’t been blown back into the stone age with software engineering lately. This is not specific to Apple. Stems all the way down from a company that doesn’t care to the employee who hates their job. Apple seems to be on a higher level than most, though. I think a change of attitude and mindset are what’s needed to fix security on all fronts.I'm baffled how people can leave the security of their house, valuables, and loved ones in the hands of Apple software. Based on all the exploits going on lately, I wouldn't be surprised if just automatically let a stranger into your home and then pointed them to the valuables.