The fun thing is that MS is not forcing you to Windows 10. My Surface Pro, for example, runs Gentoo without a problem.
On the other hand, Apple is forcing you to run their spyware, iOS.
It is not undocumented. It uses Arago, an actually open GNU/Linux distribution as firmware (so it is more open source than your average android device!), and the ability to root it via telnet has been available since day 1, with a widely known password.
It is not remote, since to access it you need to join the NAS WLAN, and for that you need to passphrase created by the user. If you've managed to guess the passphrase/break that layer, then you've already crossed the airtight hatchway: at that point you can already view all the files on the disk, install adware, viruses, etc.
Basically, another group of security ``researchers'' (use of quotes intentional) manage to force a company making a relatively open embedded product to close it down for tinkerers, while not improving the security of the product at all.
The fun thing is that MS is not forcing you to Windows 10. My Surface Pro, for example, runs Gentoo without a problem.
On the other hand, Apple is forcing you to run their spyware, iOS.
Basically, another group of security ``researchers'' (use of quotes intentional) manage to force a company making a relatively open embedded product to close it down for tinkerers, while not improving the security of the product at all.
I hate this world.
Np, it does not have an e-ink display.