Apple engineer likened App Store security to ‘butter knife in gunfight’ (ft.com)

Strangely, this Twitter thread by the reporter seems to contain more details than the article: https://twitter.com/PatrickMcGee_/status/1380194940236353536...

I guess better than just butter in a gunfight.

Why Apple doesn't require source code to publish the apps? Seems obviously better way to ensure compliance - not fool proof, but way better than random binaries?

In Salesforce land not only your source gets scrutinised but also your back-end (initial release only tho).

Cook mentioned this as a point in his interview w Swisher last week.

Knowing this evidence was in discovery, I wonder what Apple’s refutations will include.

I had thought Cook’s argument was that having one App Store, overseen by Apple, offered security of the platform as a whole.

Not that the present App Store security was water tight.