| ▲ | singpolyma3 4 hours ago | |||||||
> There simply isn't a known solution to this problem. If you give users the ability to install unverified apps, then bad actors can trick them into installing bad ones that steal their auth codes and whatnot. This is also true if they can only install verified apps, because no company on earth has the resources to have an actually functional verification process and stuff gets through every day. | ||||||||
| ▲ | iamnothere 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
> This is also true if they can only install verified apps, because no company on earth has the resources to have an actually functional verification process and stuff gets through every day. This is true, but if this goes through, I imagine that the next step for safety fascists will be to require developer licensing and insurance like general contractors have. And after that, expensive audits, etc, until independent developers are shut out completely. | ||||||||
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