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  • macOS Sudo vulnerability could give root privileges to any local user

    glennhglennh
    Is not this like saying someone can burglarized your house once they are physically inside your house? /s
    mwhitewatto_cobra

  • Apple settles South Korea antitrust case with $90 million investment

    glennhglennh
    This is nothing more than a typical government / MAFIA SHAKEDOWN! as long as Apple continues to pay off the bosses instead of fighting back, the government and antitrust shakedowns will continue. Apple legal needs to grow a pair and stop being such a WUSS! 
    watto_cobrajony0

  • Facebook preparing to take Apple to court over iOS 14 privacy features

    glennhglennh
    In other words, everyone should be allowed into my store, gather intel on my customers without their permission and not pay me a penny for access to my state of the art devices, software and other intellectual properties that I alone spend a fortune on everyday and every year to market, research, develop, manufacture, sell and patent to stay competitive? 
    spock1234Dogpersonkillroycogitodexterwatto_cobra

  • Apple denied COVID app to secure contact tracing monopoly, lawsuit claims

    glennhglennh
    Apple is the property of its shareholders. The shareholders approve a Board of Directors who selects a management team. The management team run the company and all thing associated with Apple. The Apps store is an enticement for Apple’s  customers who voluntarily purchase Apple Products over other competitors products. 

    Since the App Store is for Apple Products only and it is own by Apple, which is a PRIVATE corporate entity, Apple is free to be as arbitrary as they want over which products they will allow into their PRIVATE store. 

    Bottom line::

    My customers, My rules, and My store and since the Supreme Court has already stated that as a PRIVATE business I have First Amendment Rights, I  just arbitrarily exercised My RIGHTS and I will not allow your App into My Store! 
    fred1watto_cobrajony0

  • ACLU sues for information about FBI iPhone unlocking capabilities

    glennhglennh
    JFC_PA said:
    This doesn’t fall under discovery as it’s not a trial with evidence at issue. 

    Rather it’s, as noted, a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit intended to reveal whether FBI is lawfully conducting its searches. 
    It is a fishing expedition on the part of the ACLU. They seem to be  trying to use FOIA to gain knowledge of investigation techniques. Good luck with that use of FOIA to obtain information that not even revealed  in a criminal case. Investigative techniques and confidential resources/sources are not subject to a FOIA request or a subpoenas not even in a criminal case which has the highest level of discovery in American Courts. 
    watto_cobra