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The Register is amusing, but this is hardly noteworthy. If, as LibreOffice suggests, this is some sort of bug or mistake, it will be resolved soon enough. The R
by pwinnski 7y ago
The Register is amusing, but this is hardly noteworthy. If, as LibreOffice suggests, this is some sort of bug or mistake, it will be resolved soon enough. The Register seems to be protesting the entire notarization requirement out of one side of its mouth, while claiming to support increased security out of the other.
Catalina apps should be notarized, which LibreOffice is committed to doing. The Register hopes for more controversy.
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- vunie 7y agoNotarization only positions Apple to have control in the future. Allowing Apple to be the sole arbiter of what a user is allowed to run on his machine is a disaster for his rights. Just see iOS and Hong Kong. Apps should be signed. App notarization should never be a requirement.