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That would work for things like accessing a user’s address book or location but some of the quality control occurs at the App Store review level. I don’t think
by dnh44 6y ago
That would work for things like accessing a user’s address book or location but some of the quality control occurs at the App Store review level.
I don’t think iOS would be capable of protecting against, for example, the running of hidden cryptocurrency software.
Also iOS has private api’s but their use is prevented by the review process.
- quenix 6y agoYou can block access to private APIs at the kernel level without any manual review--in fact, blocking private APIs is about the easiest thing to automate.