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So, as an abusive stepparent, you run the "Spy on Me" PWA on your stepdaughter's phone, and click the permission dialog, and she's none the wiser. Do you think
by natch 3y ago
So, as an abusive stepparent, you run the "Spy on Me" PWA on your stepdaughter's phone, and click the permission dialog, and she's none the wiser. Do you think that's great?
Apple does not.
- bmicraft 3y agoYou can already do that with apps
- natch 3y agoBut Apple can take those apps out of the App Store.
- sensanaty 3y agoIf you're an abusive step-parent with access to your daughter's phone, you can already install "Spy on Me" software in the form of regular apps, a PWA changes nothing here.
- rapidaneurism 3y agoTrue, but in the regular app case apple gets its cut.
- natch 3y agoSure you can but Apple has at least a prayer and a hope of catching those apps in App review to protect users. And if they don't, they have at least a chance of circling back and catching them later. They want that. With apps that they cannot review such as PWA apps, they have no such ability.