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Why not have Apple require apps to run usefully with just basic permissions? Anything beyond access to own files is optional. This could certainly be gamed, but
by deafbybeheading 12y ago
Why not have Apple require apps to run usefully with just basic permissions? Anything beyond access to own files is optional. This could certainly be gamed, but scrupulous app authors could gain a ton of trust from playing ball.
- _jsn 12y agoThis is essentially already the case as Mac App Store apps must be sandboxed. This works fine for a lot of apps, but has presented issues for many prominent developers. (e.g. Panic had a fairly difficult time adapting Coda to the sandbox, if I recall correctly.)