That wouldn't help either: In this article, the Facebook is uninstalled prior to authorization to ensure the Facebook request is forced to go through the browse

That wouldn't help either: In this article, the Facebook is uninstalled prior to authorization to ensure the Facebook request is forced to go through the browser. So you might be able to get away with HSTS certificate pinning, but that could likely easily be cleared out (unless it's preloaded... i dunno if you can clear HSTS preloads in Safari, or if they even have such a thing). Even then I suspect the authorization could be spoofed somehow, as all of these measures only matter on the attacker's machine