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sonicyoofMar 26th 2010 3:49AM
So why is it that every year everything Apple goes down in record time, and yet still they are claimed to be the most secure products in the universe? Notice Miller said, Chrome on Windows is tough because of the security of both of those? So what's the deal?
(Unverified)May 10th 2010 10:47AM
Because they are not hacked simultaneously. They are hacked in sequential order. Apple have been the first up for several years now which is why if they are hacked they are the first to go down.