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Yes there is: a remote kill switch that prevents the third party SDK from loading. That puts you back in control of the software you’re shipping. Fool me once,
by hyko 6y ago
Yes there is: a remote kill switch that prevents the third party SDK from loading. That puts you back in control of the software you’re shipping.
Fool me once, and all that.
- saagarjha 6y agoYou have to be technically competent enough to know how to dynamically load a framework, though.
- bognition 6y agoFor a tech company with a multi-billion dollar valuation this shouldn't be insurmountable
- saagarjha 6y agoFacebook knows how dynamic loading works. (At least, I think so…) However, their many clients may not, as a lot are not multi-billion dollar companies.
- liuliu 6y agoAnd most SDKs are provided as static frameworks. You have to be technically competent to know how to wrap a static framework as dynamic, and then use dlopen to load them properly with a rather high one-time runtime cost. A mess.