[phyrrus9]

So, some of you might remember that Apple has had issues with leaks lately, and so they issued a memo to their employees about it warning them not to leak. And that memo hilariously got leaked.....

Well, I got pretty fed up with every time I unlocked my phone, getting this almost Adobe/Java warning


So, I went to check out what was new. Turns out nothing... So I took this screenshot of the confidential release notes page:


And well.....that's when I realized that Apple was serious.... It immediately redacted itself:


So, when I took that screenshot, it seems I broke the 3 strike policy, because then it redacted everything..


It's been a long run. I've had a developer cert for the better part of 8 years, but seems they care too much about preventing people from knowing what stupid useless bug fixes they add than they do about innovating anymore.

...... fun fact
11.4 includes a tag in its manifest request that will let you specify "AppleInternal" as a fusing property. If you have a SoC exploit, you can bypass the signature check and actually run this. You didn't hear it from me. Oh btw the Apple cortex chips still have ThumbEE on them, and Apple insists on having a J-mode processor. It's old ass tech and it hasnt been updated in a decade. You didn't hear that from me either.

[THE_G]

noice you know everything XD

[Synthx]

As you said, it was a good run. I'm glad that you were able to be apart of it. Sucks that they revoked you, I'm on your side about them caring about useless bullshit.

[phyrrus9]

As you said, it was a good run. I'm glad that you were able to be apart of it. Sucks that they revoked you, I'm on your side about them caring about useless bullshit.

They haven't yet, but I suspect they might

[Oni]

It's been a long run. I've had a developer cert for the better part of 8 years, but seems they care too much about preventing people from knowing what stupid useless bug fixes they add than they do about innovating anymore.

I had the first few iPhones, before Cydia was even a thing. Overall I noticed more transparency/freedom when it came to Android, which is why I made the swap.

[phyrrus9]

It's been a long run. I've had a developer cert for the better part of 8 years, but seems they care too much about preventing people from knowing what stupid useless bug fixes they add than they do about innovating anymore.

I had the first few iPhones, before Cydia was even a thing. Overall I noticed more transparency/freedom when it came to Android, which is why I made the swap.

As did I. I actually switched my personal stuff over to Android at one point, but the 2.2 update made me want to shoot myself. Things have changed a lot since 2008 though. Seems Apple has open sourced nearly every component as well as give the user options to disable a lot of security features; meanwhile Google has ditched Linux completely and copied all the things people hate Apple for.

[Skullmeat]

It's been a long run. I've had a developer cert for the better part of 8 years, but seems they care too much about preventing people from knowing what stupid useless bug fixes they add than they do about innovating anymore.

I had the first few iPhones, before Cydia was even a thing. Overall I noticed more transparency/freedom when it came to Android, which is why I made the swap.

I have an Iphone 4 that's a pain to use. Never liked the environment.

[mothered]

I have an Iphone 4 that's a pain to use. Never liked the environment.

My first IPhone was my only IPhone. I didn't enjoy the iOS platform, nor tolerate It's overall functionality.

Android has been serving me well for many years to date.