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You are confusing notarized (what Apple does) and signed (what both do). The latter just allows to confirm legitimacy.
by k8sToGo 2y ago
You are confusing notarized (what Apple does) and signed (what both do). The latter just allows to confirm legitimacy.
- FireBeyond 2y agoI guarantee you Apple will take zero responsibility for a failing or issue with third party software, notwithstanding the purported difference between notarized and signed.