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I think on macOS it's kinda a requirement, even if you ship outside of the AppStore, to be trusted by consumers. Because I think the app needs to be signed by A
by wsc981 2y ago
I think on macOS it's kinda a requirement, even if you ship outside of the AppStore, to be trusted by consumers. Because I think the app needs to be signed by Apple, in order to start the app without a warning and I think in order for Apple to perform the signing, you'd need a developer account.
I might be wrong here as I have been focused pretty much only on mobile, so feel free to correct me.
- GnarfGnarf 2y agoThat is correct.
- thegrim33 2y agoTrue. Apple devices are a lost cause for me, I don't even consider supporting them in my software. It doesn't even come up as an option in my head, I forget it exists. I'd never willfully have anything to do with their ecosystem, whether desktop or mobile. I wonder if eventually people like me refusing to support them will actually make a difference and force them to change, or if enough people will just continue to bow down to them and do what it takes to be on their devices that they can just keep their horrible practices going.
- wredue 2y agoIt’s a warning once that stops happening when you approve it. It’s not a big deal. Also happens on windows.