> you are effective requiring your users to give you root access
Wait, it's either code sign and you don't get root or don't code sign and get root? How retarded is macOS? Why is there no "no code sign and no root, just run as the user"?
Wait, it's either code sign and you don't get root or don't code sign and get root? How retarded is macOS? Why is there no "no code sign and no root, just run as the user"?
Longer term I imagine that OS X will simply have an non-overridable sandbox that tightly restricts what any unnotarized app can do. Eg if you aren’t notarized you get access to your own container and no other part of the file system.
Alternatively you could just sign your code properly and update it to hardware that’s existed for 15 years.
You’re doing a great disservice to the engineers at google if you think the actual release work is so short that a few minutes for notarization is a problem.