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I have a question in the realm of unintended consequences. The DJI app on Android requires sideloading. The lengths to which they go to obfuscate the app's cod
by consumer451 3y ago
I have a question in the realm of unintended consequences.
The DJI app on Android requires sideloading. The lengths to which they go to obfuscate the app's code are extensive, as has been previously highlighted on this site. It is a very fair assumption that the reason that DJI went the sideloading route was because whatever they are up to would not pass Play Store review.
Are iOS users about to be subjected to a sideloaded DJI app with who knows what happening under the hood?
- agust 3y agoApple is not allowing "sideloading" understood as downloading directly from the web, they require all apps to go through a store (either theirs or an alternative one). So this app would have to pass some review process, presumably.
- heresaPizza 3y agoImportant note: companies can’t just build fake app stores for their own apps, but must allow other developers to publish apps on them. So unless someone builds a place for sketchy apps and they all pass the notarization process and don’t break any agreement, it’s highly unlikely