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    I specifically chose my iPhone, because of Apple’s vetting of the apps that make it into the App Store. It’s a really bad idea to allow sideloading with un vetted apps. I like knowing they’re at least trying to keep my device secure.

    Android phones are produced and sold by a hodgepodge of companies, and I wouldn’t trust a single app that is loaded on one to be secured.
     

    phylodog

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    I wonder what Apple is preventing .gov from installing on our phones that they are pissed about.
    I'm sure everything needed is there, Apple just doesn't want to give it away. I've used iPhones exclusively for well over a decade and there is zero question as to whether or not I'm being monitored whether the phone is turned on in my hand or screen off, face down on a table.
     

    mbkintner

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    I specifically chose my iPhone, because of Apple’s vetting of the apps that make it into the App Store. It’s a really bad idea to allow sideloading with un vetted apps. I like knowing they’re at least trying to keep my device secure.

    Android phones are produced and sold by a hodgepodge of companies, and I wouldn’t trust a single app that is loaded on one to be secured.
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    I'm sure everything needed is there, Apple just doesn't want to give it away. I've used iPhones exclusively for well over a decade and there is zero question as to whether or not I'm being monitored whether the phone is turned on in my hand or screen off, face down on a table.

    Faraday cages still work.
     

    Twangbanger

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    My guess, it's the Obama San Bernardino Shooters thing, cooked a different way. Remember McAfee offering to break the shooters' phones "for" the government, but .Gov filed the Apple lawsuit anyway, and Apple told them to eff off? Encryption the Government can't break doesn't sit well with the Government. And the government has a long memory. They want an unencrypted back-door into _everybody's_ phones, not just criminals, and they won't stop until they get it. They're going to use the courts, one way or another, to force Apple to give .Gov a "doggie door" they can exploit. Suing them via law-enforcement-exigency during the Obama years didn't work. So now they're upping the ante, shifting tactics, and coming from the "monopoly" angle. With the added threat of potentially breaking up the company.

    It's not like the public is clamoring for this.
     

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