To: Swordmaker
First, about all your encryption blather, encryption is NOTHING if your software betrays your key. Source code!
But ask yourself "Why would Apple collude with the NSA to destroy their business model, which is built on the trust..."
Because they rely on incredulous fanbouys who refuse to open their eyes to the truth. The lie is so much more comfortable.
Colluding with NSA etc. is profitable, just ask that fakebook pajama boy. And refusing to cooperate can be bad: "How is your family, anyway?"
23 posted on
03/30/2017 1:46:27 AM PDT by
867V309
(Lock Her Up)
To: 867V309
First, about all your encryption blather, encryption is NOTHING if your software betrays your key. Source code! And just how, pray tell, is the CIA going to sneak these changes into Apple's source code without Apple's quality control noticing the change in size and functionality, much less the check sums of the code? You believe in the tooth fairy. You want to believe in something that was NEVER EVEN HINTED AT in the #Vault7 dump! You're grasping at strawmen! Ive also told you the encryption engine and the data processor are independent. The data processor cannot access the encryption engine and vice verse. They are hardware locked out from doing so. Only very constrained data can be passed between them and the key is deliberately not among those data.
Keep grasping. I've researched the architecture. You don't have a clue.
32 posted on
03/30/2017 2:35:29 AM PDT by
Swordmaker
(This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mac users continue...)
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