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> Access to private APIs for example is not preventable at runtime due to the way Objective-C works. That's on Apple side to fix this, you can compare that to
by realusername 6y ago
> Access to private APIs for example is not preventable at runtime due to the way Objective-C works.
That's on Apple side to fix this, you can compare that to the browser which has a proper sandbox model without private APIs.
- saagarjha 6y agoApple's browser sandbox uses iOS-private APIs to work, plus it runs in a separate process which again is not something normal apps can do. Nor can Apple–UI frameworks all but have to be in-process and there is nothing you can do to prevent people from calling into it in unintended ways.