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I'm curious about stats for iOS, with its app transport security being enforced for store submissions. There are exceptions, but I certainly hope that Apple is
by nxc18 7y ago
I'm curious about stats for iOS, with its app transport security being enforced for store submissions. There are exceptions, but I certainly hope that Apple is verifying that those are actually necessary before allowing them. I'd love it if Apple took a step forward and warned periodically for http use (similar to how it periodically reminds you that apps have location permissions).
Aside: I know at least for some orgs, ATS was helpful in convincing the older 'why isn't http good enough?' folks to finally get their act together. It may be shocking, but some people are quite resistant to typing in that extra 's'.
- lern_too_spel 7y agoThe app store itself doesn't encrypt downloads. A MITM can see which apps you download. https://www.wired.com/story/itunes-downloads-https-encryption/ https://www.wired.com/story/itunes-downloads-https-encryptio...