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Pretty sure "now" in this context means "starting now". Once people start relying on this, it will take a lot more than just citing reasons to revoke it withou
by cassianoleal 3y ago
Pretty sure "now" in this context means "starting now".
Once people start relying on this, it will take a lot more than just citing reasons to revoke it without causing massive blowback.
- devsda 3y agoI don't mean revoking 3rd party support entirely. We don't know the implementation details yet but if this requires Apple vetting and whitelisting the providers then it can always be revoked for technical, business, political or any other reasons.
- cassianoleal 3y agoI would expect this to be modelled after the API for password managers, in which case there's no vetting or whitelisting. Or if there is, it's pretty open as a lot of software uses it, both closed and open source.