> A iMessage can install a virus, but you don't see people asking for human moderation of all of their messages on the remote chance that one message contains a virus.
You keep making this silly silly argument.
A text message is not like a software application.
If you really thing the two are comparable, you honestly don’t know anything about computer technology.
You also clearly don’t understand security if you think a platform can be free of security flaws.
As for things slipping through app review. Obviously that happens. That proves that the platform isn’t secure, and that App review isn’t perfect.
If app review wasn’t there, even more things would ‘slip through’. What matters is not how many things slip through, but how many are stopped.
The platform security isn’t perfect, and nor is app review. Together they are much better than one would be alone. It isn’t hard to understand this if you want to.
You keep making this silly silly argument.
A text message is not like a software application.
If you really thing the two are comparable, you honestly don’t know anything about computer technology.
You also clearly don’t understand security if you think a platform can be free of security flaws.
As for things slipping through app review. Obviously that happens. That proves that the platform isn’t secure, and that App review isn’t perfect.
If app review wasn’t there, even more things would ‘slip through’. What matters is not how many things slip through, but how many are stopped.
The platform security isn’t perfect, and nor is app review. Together they are much better than one would be alone. It isn’t hard to understand this if you want to.