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Thinking about it more - this focus on removing commercial threats instead of security threats is what bugs me. If your screening efforts remove 110% of all ap
by marcus_holmes 5y ago
Thinking about it more - this focus on removing commercial threats instead of security threats is what bugs me.
If your screening efforts remove 110% of all apps that break your commercial terms of service, but only 50% of all apps that harm users, how is that screening a "good faith" attempt to protect your customers?
- nexuist 5y agoThe problem is that this does not model the situation accurately; there is no known malware available for download on the App Store to my knowledge. Any apps that actually do get past review unfairly (by using private APIs or otherwise) are quickly removed. Your model implies that Apple is willingly letting malware stay up on the App Store, which is not the case.