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Your code is certainly “beholden” to most of the system security changes, and your app is effectively sandboxes regardless of your wishes. Source: Self after w
by runjake 4y ago
Your code is certainly “beholden” to most of the system security changes, and your app is effectively sandboxes regardless of your wishes.
Source: Self after working on anti-theft software for macOS, for a few years now.
- dagmx 4y agoYour app is not beholden to sandboxing unless you specifically are using sandboxing as part of your application configuration. It would also only apply to app bundles. I can make a command line tool or a standalone Qt application right now without having sandboxing pop up at all. Even for access that the OS protects the user from, as an app developer I rarely need to think about it. When I try and access a limited area it asks the user for me. Source: self after working on lots of varied code bases from web dev to 3D libraries and standalone applications for over a decade.