crazykart
Crazy member
Viruses, malware, spyware, worms, etc, etc, etc, most normal people think everything is a virus anyways so it's just easier to say virus.
Yes 99% of all such things are targeted at windows, and we both know the reason behind that. For those that don't know though: windows is run on 90 something % of all home based computers. So think to yourself, if you were to make a virus (or whatever else) wold you want it to target 3-5% of the market, or would you want it to target the 90%?
Now apple has started to get a real foothold, and their user base is increasing every day. Because of this more and more "bad things" are being made that will target the operating system.
I digress though, the fact is, and it's more of a pet peeve than anything, but apple products can and do get those "bad things". It's just no where near on the level of windows based (and now even android) devices.
It's just a pet peeve of mine when people say it's not possible. It is, it's just pretty rare.
Having everything locked down though is no fun at all. Personally I want full access to all of my devices. I want to be able to screw around with things, implement custom everything, and take full control of what runs and what doesn't. I buy a device for the specs and what I can do with it, not for the name, or what they will let me do with it lol.
I paid the cash for it, it's mine. Just like when I buy a car, if I want to dismantle it I can because it's mine. If I want to go into the on board "computer" and change things I can, because it's mine.
Yes 99% of all such things are targeted at windows, and we both know the reason behind that. For those that don't know though: windows is run on 90 something % of all home based computers. So think to yourself, if you were to make a virus (or whatever else) wold you want it to target 3-5% of the market, or would you want it to target the 90%?
Now apple has started to get a real foothold, and their user base is increasing every day. Because of this more and more "bad things" are being made that will target the operating system.
I digress though, the fact is, and it's more of a pet peeve than anything, but apple products can and do get those "bad things". It's just no where near on the level of windows based (and now even android) devices.
It's just a pet peeve of mine when people say it's not possible. It is, it's just pretty rare.
Having everything locked down though is no fun at all. Personally I want full access to all of my devices. I want to be able to screw around with things, implement custom everything, and take full control of what runs and what doesn't. I buy a device for the specs and what I can do with it, not for the name, or what they will let me do with it lol.
I paid the cash for it, it's mine. Just like when I buy a car, if I want to dismantle it I can because it's mine. If I want to go into the on board "computer" and change things I can, because it's mine.
You bought another DODGE!
