Right, but for Apple to take down those apps, it's much easier than taking down some random link the fraudsters put up.
I'm not saying iOS is 100% bullet proof. I'm saying the problem is much more manageable without sideloading.
I'm not saying iOS is 100% bullet proof. I'm saying the problem is much more manageable without sideloading.
> Right, but for Apple to take down those apps, it's much easier than taking down some random link the fraudsters put up.
Seems like the issue here is that the government has to tell iOS users not to install specific apps because Apple hasn't taken them down. I'm sure it's easy for Apple to do what it wants on the App Store, the issue is making them care. They have a history of letting multimillion dollar scams flourish on the App Store[1].
[1] https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/8/22272849/apple-app-store-s...