[jb1991]

Well, it’s an interesting perspective you have. Worthy of consideration. It’s an idea that swims against the tide, as all of the objective third-party security researchers and antivirus companies that I’ve been reading seem to disagree with your assessment here. But thanks for sharing.

[saurik]

Please read this entire series of tweets, which starts off looking unrelated but is actually entirely focused on this topic. It was written by me--someone very famous in the security field--and I don't know if anyone in said field who disagreed with the Apple/security sentiments... that Apple was better than Android at malware issues ended 2-3 years ago.

https://mobile.twitter.com/saurik/status/1295024384596312064

[jb1991]

Those tweets make some valid points but it seems like a different topic than what we’ve been discussing. I guess I failed to see the connection to this particular issue.

[saurik]

The culminating moment of all of the security researcher hostility discussion was "The reality is that Apple has been so hostile to independent security research that they've lost their edge: exploits for Android now cost more than exploits for iOS, a reversal experts generally credit to Google correctly allowing researchers open access." https://www.wired.com/story/android-zero-day-more-than-ios-z...