Perhaps Apple should simply pull the plug on the facetime servers for now.
Perhaps Apple should simply pull the plug on the facetime servers for now.
Is it just me, or is such a phrase applicable to Apple far too many times in the past several years? I think their engineering is losing quality or is falling behind on what they have to cover.
Couldn't the same statement be made about Facebook, Google, Yahoo, and other very large tech companies too?
When a company has a billion users, pretty much any huge flaw is going to have a very wide reaching impact.
I wonder if they (executives? engineers? the company itself?) could be charged with aiding and abetting wiretapping or something now that they know it's happening and are letting their servers keep doing it.
https://mobile.twitter.com/tim_cook/status/10900017677801799...
I didnt want to post his supposedly actual public email for fear of being accused of doxxing him.
This means even if you have his internal FaceTime/iMessage ID, you wouldn't be able to contact him because his account and yours exist in 2 realms.
Then again I guess he'd need an external-facing one for public VVIP to FaceTime him. Maybe he just carries 2 phones?