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> 2021–03–30: Bug Bounty is still being evaluated
If Apple are actually serious, why are they taking so long to give the bounty? It's sounds like madness to me.
Work was done but not paid. Shitty business on Apple side...
> 2020–05–16: Issue found > 2020–05–24: PoC done and reported to Apple > 2020–06–04: Catalina 10.15.6 Beta 4 with [hotfix released] > 2020–07–15: Catalina 10.15.6 Update with hotfix released
> 2021–03–30: Bug Bounty is still being evaluated
It seems backwards that Apple acknowledges the issue, PATCHES it, but still hasn't paid out. Maybe a good business is bug escrow company.
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
A new Mac comes with something like 30 apps in the bar. I clicked and disabled every single one of them except Finder and used Safari to download another browser. If it was any other manufacturer, this mess would be quickly denounced by reviewers as crapware. But because it is by Apple, it is not a problem at all. I am not expecting this to fix by itself. Maybe some major review blogs should first not parrot how magi…
Is it true that Apple devices are more secure than good Android devices(like Google's Pixel)? Or is it just security theater ?
Apple's entire business model is based on appearances. To be fair so is Microsoft's and many others. Security is usually the last priority for nearly every for profit entity because it doesn't drive revenue.
They aren’t perfect but I don’t think it’s fair to say they don’t try.
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That's not what the statistics say: https://emailclientmarketshare.com
Wow, Mail.app has more market share than Outlook. I'm pleasantly surprised. Ditto for GMail only having ~30%. Although, > Since determining the client in which an email is opened requires images to be displayed, the data for some email clients and mobile devices might be over- or under-represented due to automatic image blocking. Outlook doesn't display external images by default, while Mail.app does, so....
Is it true that Apple devices are more secure than good Android devices(like Google's Pixel)? Or is it just security theater ?
Apple's entire business model is based on appearances. To be fair so is Microsoft's and many others. Security is usually the last priority for nearly every for profit entity because it doesn't drive revenue.