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This thread is also full of people arguing with them. Meanwhile for end users like me, I see only benefits if Apple keeps the bar high. If I really want to run
by Razengan 7y ago
This thread is also full of people arguing with them. Meanwhile for end users like me, I see only benefits if Apple keeps the bar high.
If I really want to run an app that is not notarized and I trust its developers, I can always manually allow it to run.
- Bystroushaak 7y agoI would not develop for mac with this policy.
- dkonofalski 7y agoWith respect, then don't. I don't see why your unwillingness to establish trust with your end users is an issue. There are multiple ways you can do that and you don't seem to want to. If that's the case, I don't want to use your apps anyways.