Gruber literally downplayed the LassPass scam app by saying it wouldn't rip you off as much as other scam apps might. I wish I was exaggerating:
> Instead, the scam LassPass app tries to steer you to creating a “pro” account subscription for $2/month, $10/year, or a $50 lifetime purchase. Those are actually low prices for a scam app — a lot of scammy apps try to charge like $10/week.
(emphasis mine)
I have seen yoga practitioners less flexible than the contortions Gruber can get himself into to downplay Apple fuck-ups.
Lucky victims, I guess?
hey could have been scammed for more?
He also outright claims, without zero evidence whatsoever, that to his eyes, "it doesn't look like this was made to steal LastPass credentials".
Well thanks for your insight, John.
Very much a "yeah maybe it sucks and shouldn't happen, but this is no big deal, really, so why are you getting all up in Apple's face about it?" vibe.
> Instead, the scam LassPass app tries to steer you to creating a “pro” account subscription for $2/month, $10/year, or a $50 lifetime purchase. Those are actually low prices for a scam app — a lot of scammy apps try to charge like $10/week.
(emphasis mine)
I have seen yoga practitioners less flexible than the contortions Gruber can get himself into to downplay Apple fuck-ups.
Lucky victims, I guess?
hey could have been scammed for more?
He also outright claims, without zero evidence whatsoever, that to his eyes, "it doesn't look like this was made to steal LastPass credentials".
Well thanks for your insight, John.
Very much a "yeah maybe it sucks and shouldn't happen, but this is no big deal, really, so why are you getting all up in Apple's face about it?" vibe.