Apple, FBI Deny UDIDs Discovered by AntiSec

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[citation][nom]blurr91[/nom]Between the government and the hacker group, I'm not sure which I would trust more.[/citation]
If there's one thing I hate almost as much as secretive government agencies, it's "vigilante" hacker groups who do what they think is right regardless of the impact or popular opinion.
 
I do not trust either the Government nor Crapple. Both deceive and sadly people still believe in both. As for the hacking group, leave them be. A little vigilantism never hurts. Just ask Charles Bronson.
 
Vigilante hacker groups are far more righteous than a government secretly operated by the owners of the corrupt, private, "Federal" Reserve.
Read about the history of the USA, dead presidents, and presidential memoirs.
DOWN with the FED. DOWN with dishonorable government. It's the American way. Go vigilantes!
 
I am not sure who is telling the truth, but it doesn't matter. I'm playing on my Macbook and some dev can have an UDID call as part of a flash game. Apple needs to patch this BS, and quit trying to play monopoly.
 
[citation][nom]DavidRitchey[/nom]Vigilante hacker groups are far more righteous than a government secretly operated by the owners of the corrupt, private, "Federal" Reserve.Read about the history of the USA, dead presidents, and presidential memoirs.DOWN with the FED. DOWN with dishonorable government. It's the American way. Go vigilantes![/citation]

Being better than the USA government is easy. However, I wouldn't call them good, just the lesser of the two evils to an extreme.
 
Liar, Liar! Pants on Fire! The FBI Bought those files from Apple as part of spying the population program. Like Facebook, Apple sold our privacy for money like mercenaries. (However, i don't own an iphone, ipad or itouch)
 
if you believe anything the FBI says then you are a fool...look at how many people are killed each day because of the FBI or these so called secret services
 
[citation][nom]nacos[/nom]If there's one thing I hate almost as much as secretive government agencies, it's "vigilante" hacker groups who do what they think is right regardless of the impact or popular opinion.[/citation]

Sounds like you dislike government as well
 
I know it's not popular to say, and I know few will agree with me, but I do believe that the gov't genuinely tries it's best for the public's sake. There are a number of bad incidents that should be highlighted and addressed, but those moments tend to cast a shadow over everything else. I do not believe the gov't needs to be coddled or any such thing, but I think people don't give the gov't enough credit for the good it does, and piles on whenever it screws up.

Additionally, I don't like Apple as a company. I don't hate them, and I do believe their products are at least made with quality, but as a company I can't really come to like them all that much. Then there's these hackers... They need to be locked up and someone needs to lose the key. Whether they did or didn't really steal all those UDIDs doesn't really matter right now. Their actions are nothing but self aggrandizing, grandstanding, over doing something completely stupid.
 
[citation][nom]DRosencraft[/nom]I know it's not popular to say, and I know few will agree with me, but I do believe that the gov't genuinely tries it's best for the public's sake. There are a number of bad incidents that should be highlighted and addressed, but those moments tend to cast a shadow over everything else. I do not believe the gov't needs to be coddled or any such thing, but I think people don't give the gov't enough credit for the good it does, and piles on whenever it screws up. Additionally, I don't like Apple as a company. I don't hate them, and I do believe their products are at least made with quality, but as a company I can't really come to like them all that much. Then there's these hackers... They need to be locked up and someone needs to lose the key. Whether they did or didn't really steal all those UDIDs doesn't really matter right now. Their actions are nothing but self aggrandizing, grandstanding, over doing something completely stupid.[/citation]

I agree with your stance on Apple, but I simply don't agree with your stance about the government. I think that the purpose of the government should be to help our nation and its people, but I don't think that that is what it is really doing. I do not believe that they are doing nearly the best that could be done in this goal. Many of their actions seems to be intentionally counter-intuitive in this.

As for the hackers, well, they are committing criminal acts... They aren't revolutionaries fighting the red-coats like what went down in the 18th century i n the USA. They are criminals that occasionally pretend that they are justified. Yes, they should be punished. Maybe there really are a rare few people that do some cracking and actually do good with it, but that's not the kind of thing that seems easy to do genuine good with. It's like trying to do good with a gun as a guerrilla in the wrong war, except you're not even a *badass* for doing it. At least for the vast majority, these don't seem to be good people doing good deeds in the best interest of our nation. Sure, a little of what they do can be good, but not even our government does naught but bad things either.

Well, that's my opinion of it.
 
[citation][nom]DavidRitchey[/nom]Vigilante hacker groups are far more righteous than a government secretly operated by the owners of the corrupt, private, "Federal" Reserve.Read about the history of the USA, dead presidents, and presidential memoirs.DOWN with the FED. DOWN with dishonorable government. It's the American way. Go vigilantes![/citation]

Lol RonTards infest the internet.
 
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