> Sideloaded apps bypass the app store, but you still need a central entity that has the notarization control/ability to revoke. And of course notarized softwar

> Sideloaded apps bypass the app store, but you still need a central entity that has the notarization control/ability to revoke. And of course notarized software is still checked by that entity (e.g. Apple for notarized macOS apps). And this is precisely what people are calling for on iOS, to make it more like the Mac. It's assumed that Apple would require Developer ID and notarization for sideloaded iOS apps. Thus, sideloaded apps could be revoked just as easily as App Store apps.