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As of iOS 9 (I think) the native Facebook login opens a safari view inside the app. Signing in once will remember you for any other apps. They got rid of the ap
by zackify 9y ago
As of iOS 9 (I think) the native Facebook login opens a safari view inside the app. Signing in once will remember you for any other apps. They got rid of the app switch.
- riobard 9y ago> Facebook login opens a safari view inside the app I'm always troubled by this stupid design. How do I know that the web view inside the app is not fake?
- foepys 9y agoYou have to hope that the app ist trustworthy, the developer uses TLS, and implemented the certificate verification correctly.
- BillinghamJ 9y agoSafari view controllers are completely separate - it is not possible to implement any kind of checking with it. However Safari itself does do a reasonably good job of checking the certificate, and the view controller does show the hostname at the top. Doesn't stop you from just faking the UI though