“Apple’s HomeKit system demands manufacturers sign up to a code and use Apple silicon (in some cases).
“These demands are designed to ensure a high standard of security to these devices, (and make money for Apple, I suppose).
“Now it looks as if Apple’s hard work creating a smart home platform that can’t easily be hacked is about to pay off: the U.S. smart lighting market to grow 1,200% by 2024.”
MacDailyNews Take: Will Apple’s smart home offerings see a boost as people recognise the privacy threat of poorly-protected platforms…
Is Apple telling HomeKit developers that the NSA, NRO, and the rest of the US Spy State will be unable to penetrate those products?
No, Apple is telling the world not to listen to John Fingler, fartist
Cook is so far behind on this, Apple no longer has a path to leadership.
I’m sure Tim Cook has a path to your arsse any time he wants
LMAO!
Apple had their chance, they could have owned the market, but like Siri, Tim Cook and others lacked the vision to resource the development correctly. Now others have passed them by when it comes to Siri and home automation. More opportunities lost.