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> But Google now allows you to put your signing keys into their KeyStore on their servers. I guess you still have a copy and can verify an App is signed with yo
by teraflop 5y ago
> But Google now allows you to put your signing keys into their KeyStore on their servers. I guess you still have a copy and can verify an App is signed with your Key but since you didn't do the signing that isn't enough to ensure it was signed without modification.
In fact, Google is planning to soon force app developers to use this model, just like Amazon. Yes, it removes the ability for developers to know/control what code is running with their name attached to it, and it's bad regardless of who's doing it.