To my mind, the far more concerning part of this is that Apple isn't even ready for sandboxing. As Jalkut says, "the only things we know now that we didn’t kno

To my mind, the far more concerning part of this is that Apple isn't even ready for sandboxing. As Jalkut says, "the only things we know now that we didn’t know [at WWDC] is that there are some sandbox entitlements that exist in the shipping OS X Lion that we know are available to us." Apple was going to require sandboxing at the beginning of November, even as the entitlements system that would power it isn't even ready to support it (which is, to my mind, the real reason that they pushed the deadline out by several months). If I have a beef with Apple, it isn't that they're taking my control away, it's that they're demanding that I sandbox my app without implementing the controls to make it work outside of the most basic apps.