Comments on: Apple closes security gaps for QuickTime, iPhone, iPod Touch
QuickTime updates for Windows, Mac users designed to prevent a system from being hijacked when malicious movie files are opened.
QuickTime updates for Windows, Mac users designed to prevent a system from being hijacked when malicious movie files are opened.
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Apple does a lot of things well but addressing security issues is not one of them.
Additionally, the recent Touch update by Apple crashed my Touch, and I am sure many thousand more. After 2.5 hours I got it back and re-synched. What an ugly job of software coding by Apple.
Two calls to Apple Tech Support revealed they have nice people answering the phones, but they don't have a CLUE about these updates or broken Widgets.
Apple raised the bar with great technology like the Touch. But after the initial product ships, things can get real ugly and there is essentially no support to speak of.
Unfortunately, the best and the worst. That is what Apple is today.
I agree that you should go to the Apple forums and have someone try and help you with your individual problem.
- What I hate
- by aka_tripleB January 22, 2008 12:09 PM PST
- I hate that you have to download and reinstall Quicktime anytime there is just a minor update. Everyone else has figured out how to just patch their problems. Are Apple programers really this lazy?
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