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This is completely unacceptable. With sandboxing, this destroys the freedom a user can have on a Mac. Time to abandon Macs.
by winter_blue 15y ago
This is completely unacceptable. With sandboxing, this destroys the freedom a user can have on a Mac. Time to abandon Macs.
- jballanc 15y agoI'm curious how you figure sandboxing reduces a user's freedom?
- gte910h 15y agoThe disingenuous article confused you. Only appstore apps need be sandboxed. Non-appstore apps can be signed ( a free process ) and have no restrictions on what they do. Both signed and AppStore apps are runnable by default.