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Apple suspends Siri quality control program, will let users opt out in update
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Apple isn't sharing malware definitions with third-party antivirus firms, new analysis sug...
gatorguy said:tbornot said:List of Major Exploitations on Apple:
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2)OSX/MaMi
3) OSX/Dok
4)MacDownloader
5)OSX/Pirrit
6)Meltdown
7)Spectre
8)XAgent
... so exploits happen. Gatekeeper is great of course at keeping the bad stuff out, but not foolproof
https://www.wired.com/story/mac-malware-hide-code-signing/
There's always going to be a way in. -
Apple expands iPhone XS and XR trade-in program countries around the world
lenn said:The only way Apple will ever lower the price of it's iPhones is if people stop buying them. But Apple knows there's millions of suckers that need the latest and greatest and will fork down $1k or more for a new iPhone every year.
Btw, I'm still using a BB9900. I'm not paying $800 or more for a damn phone!
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iPhone Face ID not fooled in fake head test as Android rivals fail
TheDude121 said:So wait - the aim was test the 3D recognition feature of the iPhone against the Androids?
But then they selected only 2D facial recognition systems in the Androids?
So, the compared a feature that the Androids didn't even have?
Revolutionary!
They should do a test of the iPhone X fingerprint recognition versus the Androids. I can see the heading 'Android consistently beats iPhone X fingerprint sensor ' -
Justice and governance can be blind, but willful tech ignorance by them is hurting us
Awkward article. It states 'ignorance on our leaders and politicians' but nowhere does it mention what has been ignored. I presume the authors mean Pichai's reply "the iPhone is not a Google product" or some such, and therefore tag our leaders as ignorant.
Is this what was meant? If so, I wouldn't call that ignorant. Let's call a spade a spade here. Someone using an iPhone, opening Safari, going to google dot com, searching for something...the results would indeed be a Google (or Alphabet) 'product'.