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I was seeking information on apple’s developer website about the issue currently faced that prevents us from bringing DolphiniOS to the App Store: JIT. I was searching more about apple’s security issues with JIT, and I found this article. It may come useful. It explains why, but also provides some code that, if done correctly, can win compliance for a JIT-based emulator on the App Store. If I’m reading it right. If I am in fact reading it right, the. That means if we can work on the JIT to contain some of apples code. It does however state that the JIT must only call these functions in a restricted way, to prevent malicious code from being executed. That being said, this does possibly mean that, if used in this “restricted” way, we may be able to bring this emulator onto the App Store.
We have no plans for an App Store release at this time.
The link you provided only applies to web browser apps. Apple also verifies that your app is a browser before they grant you the permission to use JIT using that code. In addition, this functionality is only available to people located in the European Union.
Hello,
I was seeking information on apple’s developer website about the issue currently faced that prevents us from bringing DolphiniOS to the App Store: JIT. I was searching more about apple’s security issues with JIT, and I found this article. It may come useful. It explains why, but also provides some code that, if done correctly, can win compliance for a JIT-based emulator on the App Store. If I’m reading it right. If I am in fact reading it right, the. That means if we can work on the JIT to contain some of apples code. It does however state that the JIT must only call these functions in a restricted way, to prevent malicious code from being executed. That being said, this does possibly mean that, if used in this “restricted” way, we may be able to bring this emulator onto the App Store.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/browserenginekit/protecting-code-compiled-just-in-time
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