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I wonder how Apple allowed an app that was purposely crashing the phone under specific conditions.

• jer0me 2y ago
  It probably didn't crash the phone during review. App Store review is a human tapping through your app's common flows, looking for specific things. You don't provide them with the source code, and they don't really look at the binary, so it's not difficult to use private APIs or hide things from reviewers. For example, after being kicked off the App Store by sanctions, Russian banks have used "trojan apps" that show different apps inside Russia: https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/02/12/how-russian-banks-use-trojan-horse-apps-to-stay-in-apples-app-store https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/02/12/how-russian-banks...
• Hamuko 2y ago
  The specific condition being the phone OS being modified with third-party code by exploiting iOS vulnerabilities. Yeah, I think Apple missed that one.
• duxup 2y ago
  I don't think Apple tests those conditions, they're not common.
• cyberax 2y ago
  App reviews take on average less than a minute. The reviewer just signs in, taps randomly, and that's it.