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That's not really sandboxing, just a limitation of what apps can do on iPhone. And I belive it has changed recently. Doesn't really matter how the malware get
by kramerger 4y ago
That's not really sandboxing, just a limitation of what apps can do on iPhone. And I belive it has changed recently.
Doesn't really matter how the malware get there. The important part is that it waltzed right past Apples quality control.
- scarface74 4y agoDidn’t I just say that? Both App Store review processes are far from perfect. But even when app developers were inadvertently delivering malware to the App Store because of third party download of XCode, the blast radius was much more limited because Apple had sense enough to know that it might be a bad idea to let random third party apps intercept your text messages and phone calls