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by chasil
2 days ago
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I'm not sure that I agree that iOS devices have equal protection. The recent Darksword exploit should give everyone pause in asserting that iOS is secure: https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/mobile/2026/03/a-darksword... I trust iOS with my banking and financial apps in a way that I would never trust Google, but I am under no illusion that any architecture can be completely secure. On the Linux side, I have found SELinux maddening at times in forcing me to the syslog to enable and permit what I need the machine to do. I have never seen anything this obstreperous in a BSD, but perhaps I have not looked with sufficient depth. In any case, the Trust / SELinux / Enforcing status is a sizable advantage against iOS. |
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