Re: Why is the iOS kernel repeatedly exploited by Pegasus but the Android kernel is not?

On Thu, 26 Jun 2025 12:17:29 -0400, Tom Elam wrote :



Tom,

results could be independently confirmed

I never disagree with a logical viewpoint, where you were logical when you
observed that AI is just another search engine - it's not inherently right
or wrong - what's inherently right or wrong depends on the data, which is
the same data whether you looked up the links from AI as from Google or
DuckDuckGo or if your grandmother gave you the link to the facts.

So you were correct, and Alan Baker (who is a moron) was wrong in that AI
isn't inherently right or wrong as it's just yet another search engine.

All morons like Alan Baker is think that all AI results are bad, simply
because they have never used any search engine, let alone an AI search.

They never click on the links either, as you've astutely noted.

So I agree with your claim that AI results are just results much like
search results, and that Alan Baker didn't bother clicking any links.

However, your claim is about Pegasus missed a key fact.
We're talking about the "Kernel". Notice that word in the subject line?

And, contrary to claims of never on Android, it is also been an Android
exploit.

You missed a key point. Look in the SUBJECT line of this thread.
What word do you see that you didn't mention in your claim above?

         *The _kernel_ is what we're talking about*

Q1: How many times has Pegasus DIRECTLY infected the iOS kernel?
Q2: How many times has Pegasus DIRECTLY infected the Android kernel?

Knowing that answer tells us a lot about how horrid iOS security is.

I know the answer. I'm not stupid.
Do you? Do the Apple trolls know the answer (i.e., they *are* stupid).