Pardon my ignorance, but does anyone know whether this is unintentional or not? I don't know of anyway this could be an unintentional action by the telco, but I've been wrong before; if anyone knows, please enlighten me!
OSX only checks the verification of the app if it sees that it is downloaded from a nonlocal source. If you download an unverified application, view package contents, and copy the files within to another folder and rename it with the.app extension, you can open anything! No admin rights required unless it requires an install!
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Shouldn't that cable cut be affecting more than just Apple services though?
Pardon my ignorance, but does anyone know whether this is unintentional or not? I don't know of anyway this could be an unintentional action by the telco, but I've been wrong before; if anyone knows, please enlighten me!
Yeah, its not going to happen unintentionally, but that doesn't mean that it isn't a flaw.
OSX only checks the verification of the app if it sees that it is downloaded from a nonlocal source. If you download an unverified application, view package contents, and copy the files within to another folder and rename it with the .app extension, you can open anything! No admin rights required unless it requires an install!