YOU ARE PROTECTED IN OUR WALL GARDEN! APPLE USES HAVE NO NEED T- oops, anyway YOU ARE PROTECTED.
this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2024
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Its beyond irresponsible it wasn't pulled the moment the most recent revelations came about. It also made me wonder if Apple "sees" certain fields of your keychain items, in-line with their conflation of convergent encryption as e2ee and other assorted privacy antics
Why would you assume they "see" certain keychain fields based on the article?
“Because APPLE BAAAD”
How's that walled garden working out?
Pretty well, it was bound to happen sooner or later and thisnis the first time Inhave heard about it
I am surprised this happened, it’s the first case of anything like this that I have heard of. Do you know of any other cases?
To be fair, things like this are pretty rare.
The more common experience is that those reviewers are anal as hell reject people for petty stuff. This malware guy lucked out and got the burned out app reviewer who didn’t look twice.