I’d be interested to know from someone knowledgeable whether Apple can recognize the revenue from a sale before the product has been delivered to the customer. It’s not clear to me that they can/do.
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So it's plausible that they illegally dumped wastewater as part of whatever it is they're doing that isn't working as advertised.
[1] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/stranded-at-the-airport/
Who in the world wants Wag credits after an experience like that. If Wag wants to buy these folks’ silence, shouldn’t they at least make a non-insulting offer?
There's a cost to damaging your credibility.
It’s not like that, though. You pay for MoviePass up front each month. Cancelling means you don’t want to pay for next month, but you are still able to use it for this month. Deleting the app would just be throwing money away.
They’re exploiting users who want to get fair value from their existing purchase.
Not at all true [1].
Everything in the app's container gets backed up with the exception of the app bundle, Library/Caches/, tmp/, and other things the developer explicitly opted out.
[1] https://developer.apple.com/icloud/documentation/data-storag...
Web content and plug-in processes are XPC services, yes.
That hasn't been true for at least 5 years. Safari has used a sandboxed, multi-process architecture for Web content since version 5.1.
* Edit: I only meant to agree that these specific Trek sites feel very slow, not "all Google services."
But he wasn't describing a technique for decoding messages that have already been sent. He's only claiming an attack on future messages.
With control of the CA, the attacker can just advertise a bogus public key for the victim in the key server, giving him access to future messages. He can now intercept and relay.