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Cesar Battistini Maziero said:

The video was great! People are getting so miserable.

Who’s gracious of you to designate yourself as the gatekeeper of how the citizens of another country should feel about their depiction. Why would you ever want to let people speak for themselves, that would just be ridiculous.  

avon b7 said:

Did the EU make Microsoft do this worldwide?

The problem last week had nothing to do with the EU. It was sloppy coding, sloppy testing and with little to no resilience built into the whole process. 

Not only did the EU not make MS do this worldwide it didn’t make them do it in the EU. MS could have locked kernel and provided APIs. The only catch would be that MS would have to use the APIs as well. Instead they opted to provide security companies kernel access. This is what Apple has done. 

The FBI has already gained access to the alleged perpetrators phone.Given that, I doubt there will be much of a debate. 

Wesley Hilliard said:

appleinsideruser said:

Er, isn’t the author conflating sandboxing and encryption? 

Nope

The author may not be conflating the two but the way the article is written it certainly reads like he thinks that sandboxing and encryption are the same thing. 

9secondkox2 said:

No one cares about digital scuba gear outside of a niche group. 

Make it into a pair of sunglasses, sell at $999 and watch it y off the proverbial shelves. 

Yes, because when Apple was making the Vision Pro they obviously could have made it a pair of sunglasses that cost 999 but just chose to go with the larger form factor with an external battery pack that cost more than 3 grand.