It's ridiculous to call the people who posted this as vandals. Apple hasn't figured out a way of *really* protecting digital content, and so why what's the difference between it being posted on the internet for many to use, or someone breaking it themselves. Where should we draw the line? Should we say only allow the posting of the method and not the source code? Good old security by obfuscation.
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It's ridiculous to call the people who posted this as vandals. Apple hasn't figured out a way of *really* protecting digital content, and so why what's the difference between it being posted on the internet for many to use, or someone breaking it themselves. Where should we draw the line? Should we say only allow the posting of the method and not the source code? Good old security by obfuscation.