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Probably because it makes it easier to observe and/or intercept API calls and other data exchange between the client and the server. It's trivial to disable thi
by archon810 11mo ago
Probably because it makes it easier to observe and/or intercept API calls and other data exchange between the client and the server. It's trivial to disable things like SSL cert pinning, etc. on rooted devices.
- emsixteen 11mo ago… and then the return argument is that those who actually want to do this nefariously are already going to be able to hide device modifications/rooting.