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This is a hard one. Is it security theater (a big production designed to inspire confidence)? Is Apple trying to differentiate themselves in a market where everyone is losing ground to Android especially in China?joby_toss wrote:... but it sounds noble, right?
Agreed, but what about other country? Is these so called 'Backdoor request' will be removed when Apple product are sold outside the U.S.?Ultimately Apple isn't going anywhere, meaning they're tied to US interests and have no real ability to decline participation in a serious backdoor request.
Wow this is harsh. Is it even possible without law or law that permits this exists already in the U.S.? The way it is presented is IMHO: blackmail.I suspect all the US government has to do is ban possession by even just DoD employees from Apple for a quarter or two.
What's the point? Laptops have already reached desktops in performance (although one needs to pay more for that).joby_toss wrote:I've always wanted a portable desktop PC (like a briefcase, with powerful desktop components, not excelling in portability, but when you need to...).
