Facebook could pull Instagram and tell users to visit Instagram.com.
They can now block some/all of the app based on whether or not you've enabled location tracking.
And malware on macOS works different because macOS doesn't have the same security model as iOS. macOS apps can access large parts of the system after one or two security prompts, and Apple has gone on record that this is not the security level they want for iOS[0].
I guess you could mean that Apple would do notarization, but I can assure you that enough third parties would still fight Apple in court/via lobbying to remove all of Apple's oversight over app approval.
Facebook could pull Instagram and tell users to visit Instagram.com.
They can now block some/all of the app based on whether or not you've enabled location tracking.
And malware on macOS works different because macOS doesn't have the same security model as iOS. macOS apps can access large parts of the system after one or two security prompts, and Apple has gone on record that this is not the security level they want for iOS[0].
I guess you could mean that Apple would do notarization, but I can assure you that enough third parties would still fight Apple in court/via lobbying to remove all of Apple's oversight over app approval.
0: https://www.cultofmac.com/742918/craig-federighi-apple-softw...
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