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You can also just resign the binaries in one quick CLI command. That can’t go away because it’s baked into the post-compile build stages of Mac and iOS apps. So
by fingerlocks 1y ago
You can also just resign the binaries in one quick CLI command. That can’t go away because it’s baked into the post-compile build stages of Mac and iOS apps. So relax, this thread is all a bunch of silly FUD.
- swiftcoder 1y agoIf you are a developer, with the developer tools installed, sure. That's already well out of reach of the average user.
- fingerlocks 11mo agoAverage user doesn’t even know what side-loading is, nor do they care.
- aa-jv 1y agoYeah, haha. This is not FUD: try to do the same on iOS.
- fingerlocks 11mo agoYeah I do it nearly everyday. You can side load all you want with a developer account.
- aa-jv 11mo ago>with a developer account Thanks, you missed the point.
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- fingerlocks 11mo agoI said the thread is FUD because essential tooling is baked into the OS that invalidates the central thesis of the thread. Your response was, “haha ok now try that on a separate platform that requires a well known upfront premium to circumvent binary integrity protection, because consequences are much more significant, lolz”. And I responded with “yes, confirmed circumvention possible after paying small fee”. Or were you saying something else that I misunderstood?
- aa-jv 11mo agoThe point is, you do not have control over your own device and need permission - after paying a fee - to do things freely with your own device.