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I'd argue only the revocation is needed. macOS is moving towards that model: every app requires notarization, Apple provides it without asking questions, but re
by philistine 5y ago
I'd argue only the revocation is needed. macOS is moving towards that model: every app requires notarization, Apple provides it without asking questions, but reserves the right to revoke the running privileges of any app. This makes so much more sense.
- sneak 5y agoThere are certain apps (like Wireguard) that Apple will not notarize for non-App Store distribution. Basically, for certain classes of apps, macOS is now already taking the iOS "App Store or gtfo" model.
- zepto 5y agoHow does it make sense to allow scams to do their damage before shutting them down?