ZackAfrince

This article is a bit of a prejudice. Huawei never officially ban employees from using Apple products. Actually in certain departments, they have to. 

For that poor girl being punished oh come on, you’re the PR department and you post official news with rival’s product? That’s a serious mistake. And that girl done it outside of office hour with her private phone.  

Seems people totally forgot about Edward Snowden.. They have a backdoor and it has always been there. Just a matter of fact that when do they need to do so. Most of the time no.

canukstorm said:

lkrupp said:

canukstorm said:

osmartormenajr said:

... It is unclear if TRAI's app was approved because it uses the framework and follows App Store policies, or if Apple ultimately gave in to demands.

At this day and age, I fear it's the latter. No matter your nationality, ideology, or education (I'm an engineer BTW), if you can remember high school history, you can recognize that we are frogs in a warming pot. We are just letting too much slide...

No one is above the law.  You want to play in someone else's backyard, you play by their rules or don't play at all.

So when the U.S. government gets its way with an iOS backdoor you’ll be okay with that?

If the US Government can get away with an iOS backdoor without violating the Constitution and the Bill of Rights then yes, I'd be okay with that.

That's a very nice choice of photo...