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The short answer is "no" - you're always playing a cat and mouse game, so you're wiser not to put things behind an API that you're really not happy for people t

The short answer is "no" - you're always playing a cat and mouse game, so you're wiser not to put things behind an API that you're really not happy for people to play with. I suspect this is why we've traditionally seen banks (in the UK, at least) use web-pages-embedded-in-apps rather than true native apps.

alexbilbie 12y ago
The Barclays UK [native] app immediately crashes if you try and pass requests through Charles
- jmgrosen 12y ago
  Hm, do you know how? I'd guess certificate pinning, which would be rather prudent of them, but I'm not sure.
  - iancarroll 12y ago
    It's probably not detecting the right certificate (or from the right issuer?), yeah. I don't think iOS has an API to see if a proxy is enabled.
  - alexbilbie 12y ago
    Because I tried...