Apple Shares Updated iOS Security Guide With Info on Face ID, Apple Pay Cash and More

[deanthedev]

Have you heard of open source software?

So, you’ve got nothing then. I figured as much.

All you’ve done is fabricated (lied) some meaningless criteria that Apple is supposed to meet to satisfy you in regards to security. And then lied again by implying anyone in the industry serious about security also goes by your criteria.

BTW, why don’t you give me an example of a specific open source package? Or more than one, if you can?

 

[341328]

Huh, didn’t realize Apple was some random Chinese company that shares your data online.

It’s not. I didn’t say that. Geez.
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Huh, didn’t realize Apple was some random Chinese company that shares your data online.

I was saying Apple is the only one I’d trust with Secure Enclave and not cloud storage.

 

[Chazzle]

It’s not. I didn’t say that. Geez.
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I was saying Apple is the only one I’d trust with Secure Enclave and not cloud storage.

Okay, that wasn’t clear at all.

 

[VictorTango777]

According to the whitepaper, MFi and HomeKit certification require manufacturers to use certain chips provided by Apple. Isn't this the same as Intel's Thunderbolt licensing which some people have complained about?