Yes, that is used to exchange information between iDevices. The "Find my" mechanism is proprietary and closed source, so you cannot categorically discard the possibility of iOS using such tunnel to send/receive/forward…
Well, such traffic goes OUT somewhere and that somewhere is other iDevices so that's traffic coming IN for them, no? I don't have evidence supporting either possibility other than the fact that there's indeed an obscure…
Maybe the culprit is the technology and nasty tricks backing the "Find my device" feature? iOS devices will share their location (and potentially other data) with other nearby devices using a mesh network with certain…
The above is correct. Facebook wants you to use the SDK.
It is evident that Facebook does not QA the way they should. It would be nice if Apple added mechanisms that allow a dependency in an app to crash but allow the host app to continue to run regardless.
I think AD is probably the best (if not the single) reason to use MS boxes. It's quite a beast and you have to know its little tricks but hey, the same goes for any other solution of similar scale.
That is definitely not the case for the ~10 relevant apps I have worked on.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Apps use the Facebook library because a good portion of end-users want to be able to login with a Facebook button --or Google, or whatever that doesn't require them to create…
I am an iOS developer and most likely the problem is related to configuration and basic analytics, not "siphoning" app data. Offending code : if (restrictiveParams[eventName][@"is_deprecated_event"]) {…
You beat me by a couple of minutes. Dear Facebook: Please move slower and break fewer things. Thank you very much.
Yes, that is used to exchange information between iDevices. The "Find my" mechanism is proprietary and closed source, so you cannot categorically discard the possibility of iOS using such tunnel to send/receive/forward…
Well, such traffic goes OUT somewhere and that somewhere is other iDevices so that's traffic coming IN for them, no? I don't have evidence supporting either possibility other than the fact that there's indeed an obscure…
Maybe the culprit is the technology and nasty tricks backing the "Find my device" feature? iOS devices will share their location (and potentially other data) with other nearby devices using a mesh network with certain…
The above is correct. Facebook wants you to use the SDK.
It is evident that Facebook does not QA the way they should. It would be nice if Apple added mechanisms that allow a dependency in an app to crash but allow the host app to continue to run regardless.
I think AD is probably the best (if not the single) reason to use MS boxes. It's quite a beast and you have to know its little tricks but hey, the same goes for any other solution of similar scale.
That is definitely not the case for the ~10 relevant apps I have worked on.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Apps use the Facebook library because a good portion of end-users want to be able to login with a Facebook button --or Google, or whatever that doesn't require them to create…
I am an iOS developer and most likely the problem is related to configuration and basic analytics, not "siphoning" app data. Offending code : if (restrictiveParams[eventName][@"is_deprecated_event"]) {…
You beat me by a couple of minutes. Dear Facebook: Please move slower and break fewer things. Thank you very much.