Re:Apple starts rejecting apps with “hot code push” features
by JulianMorrison on Wednesday March 08, 2017 @11:56AM
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I don't see that, actually, I think that's a false equivalence.
Security premise: when you are looking at Facebook, you are looking at Facebook. You are not looking at a third party app drawing over Facebook and pretending to be Facebook.
I do not see the above as a slippery slope. Phishing is a capability apps should not have. Even if they have the best of intentions.
Security premise: when you are looking at Facebook, you are looking at Facebook. You are not looking at a third party app drawing over Facebook and pretending to be Facebook.
I do not see the above as a slippery slope. Phishing is a capability apps should not have. Even if they have the best of intentions.