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They can do that if they’ve obtained a copy of the specific binary with malware. But with notarization they can proactively scan for things that look like they
by comex 6y ago
They can do that if they’ve obtained a copy of the specific binary with malware. But with notarization they can proactively scan for things that look like they might be malware, and follow up with either automatic rejection, or approval followed by manual inspection.
- saagarjha 6y agoOk, I guess that does make sense. Still, it does have the drawback that all distribution must go through Apple, and you need to now need to pay to develop software for the platform :(