Apple software vulnerabilities recently frequent | Marketing Director said is | 'self-reflection'

According to the British "Daily Telegraph" Beijing December 18 reported that Apple's marketing director Phil Schiller (Phil Schiller) recently interviewed, talked about his next year, Apple's latest and most excellent product outlook When it comes to the recent loopholes in Apple software, Schiller said the company has just had a 'bad week'.

Schiller first touted Apple's smartphone product line this year, claiming that it represents Apple's constant innovation, and Schiller explained that the iPhone 8's goal is to create a 'next-generation cell phone,' just as the company does every year It's a very new year for us, 'says Schiller,' and for that we've been planning for quite some time and we're looking for a chance to build a new generation of cell phones just as we do every year , It's the iPhone 8, 'he said.

He said the iPhone X is a more radical way for Apple to change the rhythm of smartphones released a few years ago.'At the same time we also wanted to develop a product in a more radical and traditional way. It was born, and we've never done that before, but it worked really well, 'Schiller said.

Apple currently sells a total of five different types of iPhone, the product line seems to be getting messy.Schiller does not think so, he gave an example of the iPhone SE.Chiller said that the iPhone SE has been launched for nearly two years, It's still on the market now because it's meeting some consumer needs. "Rumor has it that Apple is about to update the iPhone SE, Schiller said: 'He can not comment on future products.'

For the extension of HomePod, Schiller said it just shows the difference between Apple and rival.He pointed out that many companies release products in order to catch up with the scheduled release time, but this is not Apple's strategy.Some companies like to launch products quickly, even if they Think of the unattainable success from the beginning, and we're very concerned about the quality of the products we launch, so do not launch them without getting ready, "Schiller said.

Interestingly, Schiller also described a series of software vulnerabilities that Apple has seen this year, including the recent 'root' login vulnerability for macOS, the iOS 'i' vulnerability and the major security vulnerabilities found on the HomeKit platform. For the most recent These questions, Schiller said that Apple experienced a "bad week", but said Apple will check the system, 'self-reflection'.

'We've just had a bad week with a couple of bugs in it, and the team will examine the system, look through the development process, be self-reflective, and make every effort to prevent loopholes from re-emerging,' Schiller said.