Problem? really?
Like many Apple owners, my retina iMac is there to look good on my glass unibond desk, my iPad is my first-class cabin accessory du jour, my MacBook is for those few times I find myself in an artisan house of the bean and need to be seen typing something, and my iPhone is for being patronising to the nanny when she can't keep Eli and Ivorie (both named after a successful hunting trip in SA) controlled and away from me.
So as I rarely need to actually switch any of this stuff on (indeed my iMac still hasn't got past asking me what language is best for me, even though it can hear me speaking loud and clear), security is rarely a problem. I think this is yet another example of the techies blowing something up out of all proportion for a grubby pay rise and I'm not fooled.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
