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On Android apps can download and execute arbitrary code anytime they want. The app doesn't need to have the code built in.
by nulld3v 5y ago
On Android apps can download and execute arbitrary code anytime they want. The app doesn't need to have the code built in.
- londons_explore 5y agoSame on iOS in certain circumstances - eg. webviews.
- dTal 5y agoThey could, but a developer won't design it that way unless they're already trying to sidestep update mechanisms. The point still stands that there's a difference between "I trust the developer now" and "I trust the developer forever".