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> You must apply for an entitlement from Apple, and they must approve you. A part of that approval process seems to require that you stick to similar privacy pr
by anileated 3y ago
> You must apply for an entitlement from Apple, and they must approve you. A part of that approval process seems to require that you stick to similar privacy protections as safari (e.g. third party cookies disabled by default).
Does it apply to third-party app stores (which was part of my more general point)?
Also, I suspect if you just brought a written order signed by a higher-up in the Party, it’d probably help get your browser through to the main app store. Refuse, and get banned in the country.
- madeofpalk 3y agoYes. Entitlements is a technical security measure of iOS independent of App Store. Your app must have a signed 'bit' from Apple to say it can use the specified APIs.