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Kind of pointless because you're still installing a compiled binary from the app store with zero guarantees that it's even the same source.
by aphextron 7y ago
Kind of pointless because you're still installing a compiled binary from the app store with zero guarantees that it's even the same source.
- javagram 7y agoCouldn’t you compile the code yourself and use your own version of the binary? Then you just have to trust XCode isn’t backdoored :-) Edit: https://developer.apple.com/support/compare-memberships/ https://developer.apple.com/support/compare-memberships/ “ With just an Apple ID, you can access Xcode [. . .] and you can test your apps on devices”
- otachack 7y agoI think you can only provision a compiled app to run on a phone for 7 days before needing to reinstall IF you aren't paying the $99/yr Apple dev account fee. Running on simulators is free, though.