Apple to Fix Security Flaws in Jaguar
Apple allays some concerns by stating: "Apple's policy is to quickly address significant vulnerabilities in past releases of Mac OS X wherever feasible".
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(View all)Originally posted by Macrumors
Apple released a statement today indicating that it would release fixes to potential security flaws revealed earlier this week.
Apple allays some concerns by stating: "Apple's policy is to quickly address significant vulnerabilities in past releases of Mac OS X wherever feasible".
So much for the conspiracy theories so wildly thrown about by @Stake, CNET, ZDNET and the rest that Apple was forcing a $129 upgrade on poor Mac users in order to fix security issues huh? Sorry guys, but your FUD has been disproven...yet again. Try writing the truth instead for a change. :rolleyes:
Originally posted by Lancetx
So much for the conspiracy theories so wildly thrown about by @Stake, CNET, ZDNET and the rest that Apple was forcing a $129 upgrade on poor Mac users in order to fix security issues huh? Sorry guys, but your FUD has been disproven...yet again. Try writing the truth instead for a change. :rolleyes:
What we don't know is whether this is a change of heart or was the plan all along. It's quite possible that all the negative publicity made Apple realise that it had to keep updating the older versions.
Originally posted by Knox
What we don't know is whether this is a change of heart or was the plan all along. It's quite possible that all the negative publicity made Apple realise that it had to keep updating the older versions.
At this point, does it matter? If they had a change of heart, then they learned a valuable lesson. If they planned all along to fix the vulnerabilities, then they still got the message from the customer base. So it's a win win no matter how you look at it.
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