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Personally, I see nothing newsworthy here. Seems like Apple is using private entitlements the way they use private API: to implement something now that public e
by viktorcode 5y ago
Personally, I see nothing newsworthy here. Seems like Apple is using private entitlements the way they use private API: to implement something now that public entitlements that public variants can't accomplish, and maybe make them public in the future when polished enough.