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Instead of banning, Apple should be working together with them to understand why they're resorting to such ugly hacks just to improve the installation UX, and u

by ratww 7y ago

Instead of banning, Apple should be working together with them to understand why they're resorting to such ugly hacks just to improve the installation UX, and use that feedback to improve macOS instead.

Longhanks 7y ago
The installation UX needs not be improved. It needs the holes Zoom abused fixed, so that it can no longer circumvent asking for the user's final consent. There is absolutely no reason Zoom should get away with intentionally abusing the platform they're given.
- jcelerier 7y ago
  > It needs the holes Zoom abused fixed, so that it can no longer circumvent asking for the user's final consent. but... installing zoom is already asking for my consent, through an OS prompt. Do you want to have to type your user password two times for every app you install or what ?
  - randoglando 7y ago
    It could prevent an app from posing as "System" in the prompt for starters.
- ratww 7y ago
  It needs both.