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Definitely a difference but there is a similarity in vectors of attack: The contact address book can be taken off the phone using the Apple SDK. Then, that data
by donbronson 9y ago
Definitely a difference but there is a similarity in vectors of attack: The contact address book can be taken off the phone using the Apple SDK. Then, that data can be anywhere the developer wants to store it.
- valuearb 9y agoIt can only be taken off the phone if the user explicitly gives you access to it. And it’s just contact info, not an “attack vector”. Are you really arguing developers shouldn’t be allowed to write address book utilities on iOS?
- jclardy 9y agoThis is non-issue. Do you really want a mobile OS where third party apps can literally do nothing? No contacts, photos, camera, accelerometer, gps, microphone. Each one of those explicitly requests the users permission. Facebook would track you across the internet just using Share buttons on webpages.