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Of course they are edge cases. How many people do you think install third-party apps on Android? Pretty sure hardly anyone does that. Also, Windows works prett
by cubefox 1y ago
Of course they are edge cases. How many people do you think install third-party apps on Android? Pretty sure hardly anyone does that.
Also, Windows works pretty well with software from third-party sources, or would you forbid them in Windows as well? Sure, there are the occasional crypto scams which disable a hospital here and there, but this can arguably be prevented by not giving non-admins admin permissions.
- that_guy_iain 1y ago> Of course they are edge cases. How many people do you think install third-party apps on Android? Pretty sure hardly anyone does that. Yeah, which is why no one with any sense is going to be fighting againist this. Third-party installs on Android are largely scams. I don't think you've thought this through. > Also, Windows works pretty well with software from third-party sources, or would you forbid them in Windows as well? Windows is well known for being insecure compared to others. Apple have also worked to secure users against third-party apps. > Sure, there are the occasional crypto scams which disable a hospital here and there, but this can arguably be prevented by not giving non-admins admin permissions. Don't they use local privilege escalation attacks as part of the attack?