← Back to context Comment by jads 10 years ago I don't think Dropbox is listed on the App Store (I doubt it meets the sandboxing restrictions) 2 comments jads Reply angry_octet 10 years ago I meant the IOS App Store, not the Mac App Store. But this does highlight why Mac App Store app restrictions exist.Re blacklisting, I'm referring to Apple's Xprotect (https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/topic/xprotect/). tjl 10 years ago Upgrading your privileges is against sandboxing rules, so no it can't be sandboxed.
angry_octet 10 years ago I meant the IOS App Store, not the Mac App Store. But this does highlight why Mac App Store app restrictions exist.Re blacklisting, I'm referring to Apple's Xprotect (https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/topic/xprotect/).
I meant the IOS App Store, not the Mac App Store. But this does highlight why Mac App Store app restrictions exist.
Re blacklisting, I'm referring to Apple's Xprotect (https://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/topic/xprotect/).
Upgrading your privileges is against sandboxing rules, so no it can't be sandboxed.