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all one has to do is peer into the app's security settings that are pre-announced at App Stores (you do do study those before downloading an app, do you) to rea
by egberts1 4y ago
all one has to do is peer into the app's security settings that are pre-announced at App Stores (you do do study those before downloading an app, do you) to realize that you would be giving away (what is pretty much) essentially the entire storage of your mobile phone to TikTok servers (if running TikTok app).
Caveat: Google Play (App) Store manually accepts an app's security settings from its app developer, whereas Apple App Store automates and extracts the security settings a whole lot better than its developer inputs them.
It is not that hard to pre-review these apps' security settings.
- fragmede 4y agoI'm not sure I understand what you're saying. On iOS there's an Info.plist file that the developer had to fill out in order to get access to, eg Bluetooth.