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I mean, the same thing happened to Howard Stern when he signed with Sirius XM, right?

How did you find your first customers, and how did you get them to trust you enough to build their apps on your infrastructure?

Technical debt won't necessarily kill a project, but over time it will reduce the speed at which you iterate and ship software. That loss of speed does kill companies, young and old.

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I’m an MIT alum and contract iOS engineer, and I’ve been helping companies develop iOS apps for 4+ years. I love new product development and specialize in working with fresh ideas and incomplete specifications. I’ve also worked with a number of established companies on existing products: Disney Interactive, FiftyThree, Sanebox and Lexicon Branding for example.

I’ve had my work featured in the App Store numerous times and written up in publications such as Wired, CNet, Fast Company, and The Verge.

I’d be happy to talk about potentially working together. Feel free to send me an email at [email protected].

Does this only occur when the user logs into iCloud using the web, or does it happen on the device as well?

Does anyone know if iOS uses certificate pinning when connecting to iCloud services, and if so if that is sufficient to prevent against this type of attack?

Currently reading: The Humans, by Matt Haig.

Funny, insightful, perceptive. It's a really great book.