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The document is a bunch of nonsense aggregating various android malware and saying its the fault of sideloading (why? who knows it's not stated but of course we
by realusername 3y ago
The document is a bunch of nonsense aggregating various android malware and saying its the fault of sideloading (why? who knows it's not stated but of course we know why Apple says that).
Of course the document never mentioned that iOS has a bunch of malware on its own and the appstore doesn't seem to help any of that.
You could add [citations needed] to pretty much every paragraph.
- nickthegreek 3y agoWithout taking Apple's side here and I want to assume good faith on your reply to me but... It is obvious how sideloading could directly lead to an increase in malware. It is obvious that the iOS/Android appstores help keep down malware. I am sure there are arguments that can be made to support your view. But these are not those.
- realusername 3y agoI don't see how it's obvious no, I don't believe the appstore could do anything to counter malware and so far I don't see anything leading me to think that's the case. Hiding malware from an appstore reviewer is trivial if you really want to.