What happened to Apple's products? They used to be at least more secure than Windows, but nowadays they are extremely unsafe.
OS X and iOS had the highest number of vulnerabilities in 2015, surpassing fucking Flash.
https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-products.php?year=2015
>>52254282
>They used to be at least more secure than Windows
They used to have 0% marketshare so no one bothered to stick their dick into that swiss cheese OS.
>>52254282
They got a marketshare.
10 or 15 years ago, no one used any Apple OS. Nowadays, they have considerable market shares on both mobile and computers OSs. It was only a matter of time until someone wanted a piece of that.
It even came with the bonus that most iOS users actually believe the marketing bullshit of "it can't have viruses", and that most of them are actually retarded, which is the reason most of them buy Macs to begin with.
It's like a bee hive flooding with honey and no bees at all to watch for it. It was only a matter of time until someone realized there were no bees around, and that you could take all the honey you want.
>>52254409
>>52254311
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The graphs say that Apple is vulnerable, but I only hear about Windows getting viruses, so those graphs somehow don't represent reality.
>>52256225
>>52256272
Nice try, I haven't bought an apple product since 2008. Maybe you should explain why that graph is relevant instead of strawmanning
>>52254409
>no viruses
>the reason most of them buy macs
I agree with everything but this
>>52256308
>Why do I hear so much about something that 95% of people use and never hear anything about something only 5% of people use?
Maybe you should your headspace out since it's empty.
>>52256413
Half my friends have an apple laptop. They're super popular amongst college students.
>>52256449
>college students
>>52256449
Bernie Sanders is also super popular among college students, and anyone who thinks his ideas will work is about as dumb as a fucking rock.
