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At this point it'd probably be better to invest in building good browser web UIs over dedicated apps. No appstore verification, no fees, it basically seems like
by Manuel_D 4y ago
At this point it'd probably be better to invest in building good browser web UIs over dedicated apps. No appstore verification, no fees, it basically seems like a no-brainer at this point. I guess it sacrifices viral growth through appstore installs, but maybe just don't support transactions on the app and kick them to the browser.
- ncr100 4y agoYes. This route avoids Apple having ANY obligation to protect its consumers .. when they choose to use a random website to transact. This Coinbase issue is about Coinbase using an Apple App Store App to perform a service around digital purchases which ALL Apple consumers can EXPECT a certain set of values upheld BY APPLE INC on their behalf .. sort of protection by Apple when buying anything digital via an App.
- saurik 4y agoHow do you expect them to do that? Store the private key in the browser's local storage and pray it doesn't get evicted?