I just want to mention that Apple ALREADY has protections in place for multiple tries of invalid passwords; make too many wrong entries, and your account is locked until you talk to customer support.
...in iTunes.
It's telling that they're willing to protect their own IP and profits, but not the data of their customers.
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Date: 2014-09-11 07:49 am (UTC)I just want to mention that Apple ALREADY has protections in place for multiple tries of invalid passwords; make too many wrong entries, and your account is locked until you talk to customer support.
...in iTunes.
It's telling that they're willing to protect their own IP and profits, but not the data of their customers.