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The law doesn't have to lock it down though. Software companies should be accountable for putting users at risk in this way, it should not be legal to install f
by fabricexpert 8y ago
The law doesn't have to lock it down though. Software companies should be accountable for putting users at risk in this way, it should not be legal to install fundamentally insecure software without explicit permission from the user.
- tokyodude 8y agoDid it not ask for permission? "Type in your admin password to install?" This seems like an OS problem to me. I wish Apple and MS would clamp down on allowing apps to even ask for root to install. I don't think the OS should be as locked as iOS, as a user I still want control, but the fact that so many apps ask for root to install needs to be stopped. 99.9% of all apps need to be sandboxed