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If I want to hide "malicious code" in my binary (whatever that means on iOS), there's no amount of Apple review that will be able to catch it. In fact, even the
by Jyaif 8y ago
If I want to hide "malicious code" in my binary (whatever that means on iOS), there's no amount of Apple review that will be able to catch it. In fact, even their restriction on downloadable code is not enforceable.
This limitation is not about improving security, it's about preventing developers from creating ecosystems inside their apps.
- saagarjha 8y agoApple will most likely catch whatever you have in mind. If not, they will certainly pull your developer agreement once they figure it out.
- jonhendry18 8y agoOnce someone figures out what you're doing Apple can flip the remote killswitch and disable your app.
- filleduchaos 8y agoGiven your previous comments, I'd be very surprised indeed if you'd ever even opened Xcode in your life (to talk of actually getting an app you built approved and listed in the App Store). But sure, you totally know how to sneak malicious code past Apple's security processes, and for some completely sensible reason you've neither used it for your own nefarious gain nor reported the exploit and claimed the fat bounty that would inevitably await you.