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> That is one of the reasons why businesses must have security software monitoring your entire system on macOS, but not on iOS. Because it is not even possible

> That is one of the reasons why businesses must have security software monitoring your entire system on macOS, but not on iOS. Because it is not even possible on iOS, so false sense of security > On Windows, people literally just give everything they install complete root access to their entire system when installing applications, might as well bring that to iOS too, right? You have not used Windows for looooong time, otherwise you would know that this is not the case since Windows 7 and not the case at all on Domain (enterprise) Windows since Windows XP > I can grant anything access to my iCloud Keychain on macOS, do you honestly think iOS users should be able to press a button to allow this if a random app requested it? Do you even think they will know what that means? Now imagine if unsigned applications could access keychain like on macOS. How well do you think that will go down? Of course, why not. Are iOS user dumber than MacOS users? > Apple drew the line at consumer safety, and developers hate that they can’t abuse their powers like they do everywhere else. This has nothing to do with safety, but with users demanding support for their iOS toys, while refusing to acknowledge, that if Apple bans me from App Store for whatever reason, all the money spent on iOS support are now running down the drain.

overstay8930 3y ago
It’s clear you have so little knowledge of the area you’re trying to talk about there’s not really a point in continuing. The real world isn’t a computer, and Apple is held responsible for user mistakes. Remember the fappening? Apple never let users make security decisions on their iPhone again and forced MFA. You’re talking about walking back decades of platform security because you want to be special, which by the way, everyone who does this for a living agrees with Apple here, including Google. That’s why they’re making Rooted phones worse experiences, 99% of people cannot be trusted with the sort of access you’re talking about, and Google knows that.
- TheLoafOfBread 3y ago
  > It’s clear you have so little knowledge of the area you’re trying to talk about there’s not really a point in continuing. I am developing for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS. Please continue explaining me how I know nothing about it.

overstay8930 3y ago

It’s clear you have so little knowledge of the area you’re trying to talk about there’s not really a point in continuing. The real world isn’t a computer, and Apple is held responsible for user mistakes. Remember the fappening? Apple never let users make security decisions on their iPhone again and forced MFA. You’re talking about walking back decades of platform security because you want to be special, which by the way, everyone who does this for a living agrees with Apple here, including Google. That’s why they’re making Rooted phones worse experiences, 99% of people cannot be trusted with the sort of access you’re talking about, and Google knows that.

TheLoafOfBread 3y ago
> It’s clear you have so little knowledge of the area you’re trying to talk about there’s not really a point in continuing. I am developing for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS. Please continue explaining me how I know nothing about it.