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True but for web apps you use the same way to give permissions to use your device sensors you would use for a native app. The only difference is that it doesn't
by kyriakos 8y ago
True but for web apps you use the same way to give permissions to use your device sensors you would use for a native app. The only difference is that it doesn't pass through the app store review process and apple gets no cut for it.
- JumpCrisscross 8y ago> for web apps you use the same way to give permissions to use your device sensors you would use for a native app Which would mean any malicious site a user got tricked into visiting can access the native API. (Downloading an app is more deliberate than visiting a site and instinctively clicking to make the pop-up go away.) All I'm saying is there are non-financial reasons why an OS designer might sandbox websites from the native API.