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> I've never heard of anyone downloading an un-DRM'd version of their app store app for debugging purposes. That is because it has never been necessary before,
by BlunderX 11y ago
> I've never heard of anyone downloading an un-DRM'd version of their app store app for debugging purposes.
That is because it has never been necessary before, because up until now you have always had a binary copy in Xcode -> Organizer -> Archives. Please think.
Also note that I am refraining from judging you or anyone you know on the telling account that neither you nor anyone you know have, for years, had the need to understand your binaries.
If your binary has a chance of functioning differently on someone else's device than on your testing devices, then you should care. But then again, your business may not depend on having an app that works, but on producing a lot of apps.
If you are religious in trusting Apple's decisions despite all your years as an Apple developer, then you should at least acknowledge that some developers and their companies may have different (less faith-based) values than yourself.
- eridius 11y agoYou've crossed the line from making wild unsubstantiated claims to being rather offensive (and, it appears, deliberately so). This is quite unacceptable.