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I suspect that has more to do with preventing an App Store competitor than security. Apps are completely sandboxed on iOS, and there's no way in hell Apple is a

• judge2020 4y ago
  > A testing tool called Mercury runs through static and dynamic analysis processes, with the tool allowing Apple to see inside apps to check for hidden code or abuse, and there are other review tools that Apple has nicknamed "Magellan" and "Columbus." After automated testing, apps receive human oversight. > Dynamic testing includes everything from battery usage to file system access and privacy requests to access device hardware like the camera and microphone, while static analysis checks app size, entitlements, in-app purchases, keywords, descriptions, and more. > In 2015, Apple discussed acquiring SourceDNA, a company that made a tool to allow companies to see the code inside apps. Apple did end up purchasing the company and using its engineers to design a new tool for app oversight. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-rejected-approximately-35-of-apps-submitted-to-app-store-between-2017-and-2019.2295252/ https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-rejected-approxim...