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• Copy/Paste issue was caused by TouchWiz, not Android. It's RIGHT THERE in the first sentence! 

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Marvin  That needs to go on the list. You remember what Android used to look like? I don't think that malware feature is coming to iOS anytime soon. I do. I also remember a time where iOS didn'…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by jragosta  Not really. It's the same argument, even though it has been modified. There have been endless varieties of this argument: - Real computers use command lines, GUIs are for losers …

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Apple   I guess this is where we disagree. Because the average person is looking to buy a phone, not a mainframe that requires a college degree in computer science.   The average user is not a p…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Apple   I don't think that his point about listed permissions is completely valid, because it only applies to a tiny minority of users.   I see similar arguments being made from time to time, and the…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Apple     I certainly do. I've been putting my faith in Apple for decades now, and never once have they screwed me over. I've owned countless Apple hardware throughout the years.   Now why in the…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• "This loophole let them start it up with some custom-built software rather than its onboard Android operating system," So was the software already installed on the phone, previous to their experiment, or did they install the software afterwar…

  in Researchers bypass Android encryption by exposing phones to freezing temperatures Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Apple     You're right that no device is 100% secure, and nobody should take security for granted, including people who use iOS.   However, what that chart clearly tells me is that Android is vas…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013
• Quote: Originally Posted by Apple     They do indeed.   I don't know about Android users, but I value my info, and there is no way that I would put all of my personal info at risk just to save a buck or two. I'm talking abo…

  in Apple marketing chief uses rare Twitter post to take shot at Android security issues Comment by 1stgenrex March 2013