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Which of these, do you think, is the most secure computing device?
Chromebook (11%)iPad (11%)
Macbook/iMac (50%)
Windows PC/Laptop (28%)
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Macbook/iMac
Although I don't use Macs they have a reputation for better security than Windows. I use Linux anyway
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Macbook/iMac
Everything is secure as long as you aren’t an idiot. 🤦🏻♂️
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iPad
I honestly think they're all about even; but the iPad is a closed operating system. But even then, iOS has had vulnerabilities exposed.
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iPad
I personally think Chromebook but the masses are apple people so my vote is going to ipad for this one.
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iPad
App Store is a walled garden, which is good for security.
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Macbook/iMac
macs are just as vulnerable as any other platform but the smaller user base makes them a smaller target for high profile security threats
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Macbook/iMac
Security depends more on the procedures one uses than the device.
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Macbook/iMac
I think the most secure device is the one owned by someone that doesn't click on unknown links!
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Macbook/iMac
Macbook/imac always has and always will be most secure
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Macbook/iMac
People always say macs don’t get viruses. I know that it’s more the fact that people don’t always build them for that os. Hoping that most people think Apple.
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Macbook/iMac
They all have their own flaws. No option for Linux machine? Really the biggest security flaw for any computing platform is the user.
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Macbook/iMac
Apple doesn't mess around with security.
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Macbook/iMac
I have no idea.
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Macbook/iMac
Nobody gets viruses on these things, right?
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Macbook/iMac
Even though I have a Windows computer now, when I had a Mac computer, I've never had gotten a virus.
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Macbook/iMac
I wish I could've said Chromebook, but there was a vulnerability discovered recently if I remember correctly.
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Windows PC/Laptop
It doesnt have much to do with the device. Its about the measures you take to protect it and yourself. Any device can be compromised no matter what Apple tries to sell you
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Windows PC/Laptop
none are really secure at all but a PC at least gives you an option of sticking linux on it
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Macbook / iMac
I do not have it))) So I'm safe!