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agent123
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Comment #6114327
You don't seem to have any understanding of how Android works. The buck does stop at vendors since they are the ones who ship OS updates to consumers. Vendors don't prioritize upda…
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Comment #6114290
"Google winning is good for everyone" is propaganda that Google uses when they are threatened. Google is no different from any other corporation. Once they have power, they exercis…
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Comment #6110477
That plus the fact that Android tablets aren't really used and the game is much better on a tablet than a phone.
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Comment #6110407
Instead of minimizing or dismissing serious problems as 'already patched', hackers could help by warning consumers about the proliferation of Android malware. If sales were jeopard…
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Comment #6109531
A commit to a repository does not equal a patch to the half billion vulnerable devices in the field.
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Comment #6096566
What he leaves out is that he waited less than a day for a response. (You can see this from the radar shown in his video)
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Comment #6096542
His video shows that he filed radars on July 19th - the same day downloaded the 100,000 developer names and email addresses. This is not responsible reporting, and he's clearly bro…
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Comment #6081789
He claims that he reported the bug to Apple before doing a 'pentest' but his video shows a radar filed on 19th. On the plus side, it seems like not so much a 'penetration' as a dat…
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Comment #6081374
You can't have it both ways. They were transparent. Complaining that it was 3 days after the incident is irrelevant since we don't know how much investigation was required for them…
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Comment #6081361
Seems like it's just your imagination: http://www.loopinsight.com/2013/07/21/apple-comments-on-deve...
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Comment #6080953
How? They took it offline.
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Comment #6080936
No. That tells us nothing about how big the breach is. Only how much effort it is taking for them to be confident that they've properly patched it.
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Comment #6080929
Shadenfreude? Do you mean something other than just enjoying their misfortune? And 'taking responsibility' means solving the problem. They have told us what they are dealing with. …
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Comment #6067512
In Google's case, it's because Google advocates (and often incentivizes) the disclosure into its care. Since Google has been participating in this spy program for at least 5 years,…
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Comment #6067497
That's exactly what Apple has tried to do, and although it hasn't completed the job yet, is much further along than anyone else. Google on the other hand makes it's money out of an…
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Comment #6042656
Isn't that the chromebook pixel?
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Comment #6021671
Doesn't it concern anyone that this is a computer on which absolutely nothing is private?