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They already require periodic resigning of self-signed side-loaded apps on iOS, it doesn't stop even relatively casual users. (That's actually the funniest par
by throwawaycert 7y ago
They already require periodic resigning of self-signed side-loaded apps on iOS, it doesn't stop even relatively casual users.
(That's actually the funniest part about all this, now that I think about it. While everyone is wailing and gnashing their teeth about some speculative possibility that macOS ends up locked down like iOS, Apple has been making iOS more open.)
- Wowfunhappy 7y ago> it doesn't stop even relatively casual users. Huh? Is there a significant number of power users who are resigning their apps every seven days? I find this somewhat hard to believe, given just how annoying it is, combined with the three-app limit.
- throwawaycert 7y agoI didn't even know there was a three app limit on it. Most people don't use very many apps. But yes, quite a lot of us routinely sideload apps on non-jailbroken iOS devices.