Startup brings browser-toolbar crapware to Safari, Maps and other iOS built-ins
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The implications of this are huge. Any network traffic, including iMessage, Mail and more gets proxied through this service. Users don't know how much they're opening up to a company that they really have no reason to trust.
It proxies all traffic! Not Cool!!!
Risky hack with too much potential for abuse.
Can Apple do anything about this?
I think they can revoke a certificate, but I don't think these certs need to be signed by Apple to be effective. If they aren't, they probably just show a warning.