"It took them 3 days to tell us something happened. Obviously this means they would have kept it secret if it were at all possible."
It takes time to figure out what happened in a breach. That doesn't mean that Apple is some evil company trying to hide the fact that there was a breach.
> That doesn't mean that Apple is some evil company trying to hide the fact that there was a breach.
I never said that they were trying to hide anything. Again, did you even read my comment?
> Obviously this means they would have kept it secret if it were at all possible.
Well yes, that is logical. A corporation would keep such a thing secret if they had a guarantee that there was no other way people could find out. There are good people working at Apple, but they are not Apple. A corporation doesn't have morals. It will not damage itself and threaten profits just for fuzzy feelings, any more than it will drop the price of the iPhone 6 to $20 because that would be a good thing for the poor.
Do you believe this is unique to corporations? Would "real people" always do the right thing even if they had a guarantee nobody would e able to tell?