ChrisMorrisOrg

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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Can you please give an example? I don't think I understand what you're saying.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Precisely this. The title of this article should probably be renamed because it's looking at specific examples where the whole process (ie login + registration flows) hasn't been implemented properly.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Yeah, seems to be limited to Google’s own payment services. Just so you know, Apple doesn’t see nor store the item/s you purchase via Apple Pay, so if Apple Pay is accepted through this payment API, I think it’s unlikely to send purcha
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
I must have misunderstood. Sorry! https://twitter.com/marcosc/status/909645024282869760
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
UPDATE: I may have misunderstood the talk. Apologies! My original statement that payment method doesn’t matter may be wrong. https://twitter.com/marcosc/status/909645024282869760
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Hmm. You could be right. I’ll have to verify with him. Perhaps I misunderstood him. I’ll get back to you!
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Not sure if the talk has been uploaded, but: https://twitter.com/chrismorrisorg/status/896352427426799618
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 9y ago
Not sure if this is still the case, but Marcos from Mozilla did a talk on this at CampJS earlier this year. Apparently Chrome will send data about the items purchased to Google, even if you’re using a payment provider completely unrelated t
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
I would argue that their stringent security requirements are a testament to how much they care about the macOS platform and its users.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
Yes you can download apps outside the App Store, but the App Store has a brand recognition associated to it that Apple need to and should protect.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
Hmm, I definitely had to install an update for the YouTube app to receive the double tap to rewind/fast-forward.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
I agree - they're definitely putting the customer's security first. If people want to use an open environment, the web browser is always available on iOS anyway. Apple are completely within their rights to restrict their applicati
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
I strongly doubt Apple would ever ban web browsers. The amount browsing done on iOS is too significant, it wouldn't make sense to ban them.
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 10y ago
In a word - context. This might sound a bit counter-intuitive, but learning how to break things has helped me the most in learning how to create things. I'm not at an absolute expert level in the IT security field, but it's the th
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by ChrisMorrisOrg 14y ago
Don't worry about spoilers - the images are only linked and not embedded.