alt Hacker NewsI mean, Apple's PCC audits require them to individually vet each auditor before they're allowed to see the PCC nodes.
If Apple extended that philosophy to other vendors then yeah, it would be deliberately unfair and anticompetitive.
I mean, Apple's PCC audits require them to individually vet each auditor before they're allowed to see the PCC nodes.
If Apple extended that philosophy to other vendors then yeah, it would be deliberately unfair and anticompetitive.
It sounds like they are whitelisting the hashes of all the Google software and OSes and stuff to ensure nothing is changed out from under them without them knowing.
Even if you could make all the other possible vendors run private cloud compute style stuff that would be a lot to manage.
And I can’t imagine the EU would like, and as a user I would certainly hate, the “OK you can use Grok but you lose all privacy too bad“ dialogue box they could make.