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Your post is full of assumptions. First of all, $100 per year merely covers the costs for this service. Apple will never force apps to always be notarized, al
by ronreiter 8y ago
Your post is full of assumptions.
First of all, $100 per year merely covers the costs for this service.
Apple will never force apps to always be notarized, although they might enable admins to enable such a feature for security purposes which I think is great.
- SyneRyder 8y ago> Apple will never force apps to always be notarized... Apple's website actually says that they will: "Note that in an upcoming release of macOS, Gatekeeper will require Developer ID signed software to be notarized by Apple."
- stephenr 8y agoI think this is about what is required. To get the benefit of being signed (i.e opening without user interaction to get past Gatekeeper) will in the future require being notarised. So you will still be able to ship an unsigned app, but you won't be able to ship a signed, un-notarised one.