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0 pointsdetourdog2y ago0 comments

This is a large part of Apple's control/Secure Enclave decisions. These decisions can seem arbitrary and anti-completive from the outside.

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I wouldn't call it anti-competitive. Treacherous is a more apt description.

Apple is a west coast company and they like their west coast BSD licenses.

Not only anti-competitive but also treacherous. They exist to protect corporations from us, the users of the computers.

This seems unrelated?

I saw is as related by an entities ability to control certificates on platforms with zero trust.

Apple designs the platform, though. Seems like a different model to me?

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I wouldn't call it anti-competitive. Treacherous is a more apt description.

Apple is a west coast company and they like their west coast BSD licenses.

Not only anti-competitive but also treacherous. They exist to protect corporations from us, the users of the computers.

This seems unrelated?

I saw is as related by an entities ability to control certificates on platforms with zero trust.

Apple designs the platform, though. Seems like a different model to me?

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse