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Source on that? They sent a server update to activate a feature flag on a preexisting build. Apple characterizes this as a hotfix process, but not as their ow
by cma 6y ago
Source on that? They sent a server update to activate a feature flag on a preexisting build. Apple characterizes this as a hotfix process, but not as their own expedited review hotfix process I don't believe.
If that build that first added the unactivated flagged feature used expedited review I don't see any sources saying so. But even then, expedited review isn't exclusively for security, it is also for events (Fortnite has frequent events):
"to coincide with an event you are directly associated with,"
https://web.archive.org/web/20190326213414/https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/ https://web.archive.org/web/20190326213414/https://developer...
Adding an alternate payment option wasn't a security breach for users.
This is a complete stretch to relate it to desktop security in any way.
- labcomputer 6y agoI don't have a source. It's an inference based on the public statements of both companies. Apple characterizes it as a hotfix and Epic has not disputed that. Apple has a well-known expedited review process. > This is a complete stretch to relate it to desktop security in any way. I'm sorry, but this makes no sense. The same (apparently untrustworthy) entity is responsible for both Fortnight-the-iOS-game and Fortnight-the-MacOS-game. If you don't trust that entity on one platform, why on earth would you trust them on a different platform?