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Yes, but since they control the background service too, they can just update the service to make it respond to CORS requests.
by mpeklar 6y ago
Yes, but since they control the background service too, they can just update the service to make it respond to CORS requests.
- mikewest 6y agoThe core assertion behind this proposal is that devices and services running on a local network can continue making themselves available to external networks if and only if they can update themselves to make that desired relationship explicit. If they can't update themselves, they also can't fix security bugs, and really must not be exposed to the web.