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There are probably a bunch of ways of checking with javascript that are much harder to spoof than the UA.
by pedrocr 14y ago
There are probably a bunch of ways of checking with javascript that are much harder to spoof than the UA.
- hmert 14y agoI am not sure related native iOS streaming libraries integrate JavaScript security just to protect iTunes previews.
- w1ntermute 14y agoThat could be easily updated if necessary. Moreover, it's entirely possible that there are dormant APIs precisely in case this sort of thing happened.
- jcfrei 14y agoyes, for example with device fingerprinting. the Electronic Frontier Foundation has a nice test page online: https://panopticlick.eff.org/ https://panopticlick.eff.org/ however apple could apply a much simpler filter by checking whether the screen size fits the exact specs of their iphones / ipods and ban any other devices. then again, you might always access the source directly, circumventing the need for js entirely.