> It’s literally a 2 second process, and it’s meant to provide transparency into what the developer is doing. What transparency? Almost every app in the App St

> It’s literally a 2 second process, and it’s meant to provide transparency into what the developer is doing. What transparency? Almost every app in the App Store uses UserDefaults, and the only allowed reason to use it is, literally, "CA92.1". How is that transparency? > That seems entirely beneficial to users. How, exactly? > Sorry that being honest and taking a few seconds of your time is such a heavy burden. The dishonest developers will give the exact same "reason" as the honest developers. It's security theater.