There is no legitimate reason for any install other than an OS upgrade to modify /var or any other system-related directory.
Ever.
> We're building a replacement that fixes the problem.
The fact that your team would allow any code which modifies a machine at the OS-level only reifies the concerns regarding Google's products.
There is no legitimate reason for any install other than an OS upgrade to modify /var or any other system-related directory.
Ever.
> We're building a replacement that fixes the problem.
The fact that your team would allow any code which modifies a machine at the OS-level only reifies the concerns regarding Google's products.