lol

Anak said:

From the; There's always a first time department:

(Reuters) -
Apple Inc has pushed out its first-ever automated security update to Macintosh computers to help defend against newly identified bugs that security researchers have warned could enable hackers to gain remote control of machines.

The company pushed out the software on Monday to fix critical security vulnerabilities in a component of its OS X operating system called the network time protocol, or NTP, according to Apple spokesman Bill Evans.NTP is used for synchronizing clocks on computer systems.

Source: Apple pushes first ever automated security update to Mac users | Reuters

Related Links:
Apple security updates - Apple Support
About OS X NTP Security Update - Apple Support
Apple updates Macs for first time without asking -- to foil hackers - CNET
Apple automatically patches Macs to fix severe NTP security flaw | Ars Technica

Oh yea; Just when ya thought apple was completely immune to viruses and other bugs etc.....NOT!....and yes there is always a first time for everything LOL

Please god, save Apple users from rushed updates that kill the OS or causes BSODs or any kind of evil... amen...

I never new Apple didn't have auto updates. Just starting them now is called a day late and a dollar short.

Still, this speaks a lot about OS X not really having as many problems as Windows, being the lesser targeted operating system.

Exactly why I use Windows Phone. Who in their right mind would target such a small platform (on the large scale of mobile platforms).

Gornot said:

Still, this speaks a lot about OS X not really having as many problems as Windows, being the lesser targeted operating system.

Exactly why I use Windows Phone. Who in their right mind would target such a small platform (on the large scale of mobile platforms).

I use to use a device that ran the windows mobile platform; but no longer. I dont like the newer windows phone setup. For computers its one thing; but to me the newer windows mobile o.s. is a joke. I also went to android; but couldnt stand it because it always froze all the time and was always glitchy. So finally i switched to ios and have had very few issues compared to android etc.

Gornot said:

Exactly why I use Windows Phone. Who in their right mind would target such a small platform (on the large scale of mobile platforms).

People who want to make easy money :) For example you buy a well known anti-virus app to scan and protect your phone, but does it really scan files and protect your phone? No, these guys took advantage of the fact that AV companies had no product yet for Windows Phone. And people happily pay for it. More fake antivirus programs found in Google Play, Windows Phone Store - PC World Australia

Personally I'd never get an Android phone. Maybe a Windows Phone. But the safest is for sure an iPhone (non-jailbroken)

The only advantage iPhones have over other phones is iOS being basically a "port" of OS X, and I give strong Kudos to Apple for that accomplishment.

But since their phones are just so expensive, and I've already witnessed how bad Android can be, WP was the only solution left. I don't regret it, but if Windows 10 doesn't change some things, like, dramatically (on phones, that is), my next phone will definitely not be WP. In the end I'll just buy a cheap feature phone for calls and use an iPod for everything else, cause at least that's more affordable.

On the PC side, I used to dual boot 7 and OS X before my last desktop died and found myself using OS X 99%, going back to Windows only for the games.