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No, it's a benefit of the fact that side-loading (the most common malware attack vector on Android devices) is not possible on iOS.
by nodamage 6y ago
No, it's a benefit of the fact that side-loading (the most common malware attack vector on Android devices) is not possible on iOS.
- wildfire 6y agoSideloading is totally possible. It is just ordinary customers don't have the right to do so.
- nodamage 6y agoI suppose that depends on how exactly you define side-loading. I'll go ahead and clarify that I meant having a platform-sanctioned method of bypassing the default app store and instead downloading and installing third-party apps from the internet. But I think you could probably tell that from the context of the sentence.