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2020 July 28

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qap in secinfosec
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В тг можно автоматизировать процесс создания и регистрации своих приложений/ботов?
можно в диалог с BotFather писать через telethon например
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senm in secinfosec
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можно в диалог с BotFather писать через telethon например
Благодарю
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Kirill Mitrofanov 🌱... in secinfosec
Усем добре вечор, коллеги.
Есть кто проходил обучение на
https://www.elearnsecurity.com/ ?
Может есть контакты конкретных людей, кто может с оформлением обучения помочь?
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Zer🦠way in secinfosec
7 Reasons Every iPhone User Should Be Worried About the App Store’s 30% Tax

In the last few months, many prominent app developers voiced their disapproval of the App Store policies Apple imposes on all apps. Why should that concern you if you own an iPhone? Here are 7 reasons.

HIGHER PRICES. Apple’s 30% commission makes all apps and digital goods more expensive for you. It goes on top of the price you pay to developers for any services and games you buy on your phone. You pay more for every app, even though Apple already charged you a few hundred dollars more for your iPhone than it cost to make. In short, you keep paying even after you have paid.

CENSORSHIP. Some content in apps like Telegram is unavailable to you because Apple censors what is allowed on the App Store, which it fully controls to enforce the 30% tax. Apple even restricts us – app developers – from telling our users that certain content was hidden for iPhone users specifically at their request. Apple should realize how ridiculous their attempt to globally censor content looks: imagine a web browser deciding which websites you are allowed to view.

LACK OF PRIVACY. In order to install an app from the App Store, you must first create an Apple account and log in using it. After that, every single app you download and every push notification you receive is tied to your account, making you an easier target to track. Since the main reason you have to use an Apple account to download an iPhone app is Apple’s desire to enforce their 30% commission, the cost of their greed also includes your private data.

DELAYS IN APP UPDATES. You get new versions of your apps several days or weeks after they are actually ready, because Apple’s review team is notoriously inefficient and often delays approval for no apparent reason. You would think Apple could use the billions of dollars it receives from third-party apps to hire additional moderators. Somehow they are unable to do even that, and us – big apps like Telegram – typically have to wait several days or even weeks to publish updates.

FEWER APPS. Apple’s 30% commission on apps goes on top of all the other expenses developers must pay for: government taxes such as VAT (~20%), wages, research, servers, marketing. Many apps would have been net profitable in a world without Apple’s 30% commission, but being forced to surrender 30% of their revenue to Apple makes them unsustainable. As a result, many of them go bankrupt and lots of great apps you could have enjoyed just don’t exist.

MORE ADS IN APPS. Because Apple makes selling premium services and accepting donations one-third less meaningful for developers, many of them are forced to show ads in their apps in order for their companies to survive. Apple’s policies skew the entire industry towards selling user data instead of letting them adopt more privacy-friendly business models like selling additional services to their users.

WORSE APPS. Billions of dollars are taken from developers who could have otherwise spent those funds on improving the quality of the apps you use every day. Instead, this money rests idly in Apple’s offshore bank accounts and does nothing for the world, while app developers struggle to find resources for the research and development the world needs.

The situation is so bad that one would expect Apple’s 30% cut to be unsustainable. Yet it’s been around for more than 10 years and is still there. In my Telegraph post below, I'm explaining how Apple has been able to trick consumers and regulators into inaction for so long.
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Zer🦠way in secinfosec
Зачитался
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mad3e7cat in secinfosec
Привет, есть кто-нибудь, кто на работе занимался обеспечением безопасности систем машинного обучения?
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Disx in secinfosec
Есть спецы по хаку Wordpress?
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Colmanno Sebastiani in secinfosec
а у вордпресса какой-то особый "хак"?
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Disx in secinfosec
Colmanno Sebastiani
а у вордпресса какой-то особый "хак"?
Да нет, просто вектор не могу выбрать, уже все перепробовал
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PP in secinfosec
Еще один блог выжил :)
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Colmanno Sebastiani in secinfosec
:)
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Anton Kirsanov 🐸 in secinfosec
Disx
Да нет, просто вектор не могу выбрать, уже все перепробовал
выбирай все, что нибудь выстрелит!
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Anton Kirsanov 🐸 in secinfosec
и не благодари
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Disx in secinfosec
:(
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Disx in secinfosec
Пацаны, спасибо!
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Anton Kirsanov 🐸 in secinfosec
удачи!
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Colmanno Sebastiani in secinfosec
обращайся
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Disx in secinfosec
:)
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PP in secinfosec
Anton Kirsanov 🐸
выбирай все, что нибудь выстрелит!
В ногу
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Stanislav in secinfosec
Disx
Пацаны, спасибо!
пока-пока!
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