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It's not that odd considering that they made their approval aka notarization an explicit requirement for non-App Store apps. They also have that same veto power
by Hamuko 2y ago
It's not that odd considering that they made their approval aka notarization an explicit requirement for non-App Store apps. They also have that same veto power for all apps on macOS, although tech savvy users can bypass that veto.
- justin66 2y ago> they made their approval aka notarization an explicit requirement for non-App Store apps I mean, okay, but that's just another thing that seems odd. I don't know why anyone is calling it a "third party" app store in that case.