no, i don't think "any data" could be used for that purpose. they were thinking of scenarios like this: developer writes app that can be extended substantially

no, i don't think "any data" could be used for that purpose. they were thinking of scenarios like this: developer writes app that can be extended substantially with scripts. somebody else writes a script that extends that app into a combination phishing scheme and porn viewer. and no, apple does not review an app's source code, just the finished binary. a little surprising, because it seems like it would be far easier to detect malicious apps by looking at the source. i guess they decided that would be going a little too far.