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Old 07-05-2010, 03:36 PM   #26
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How do they vet it? Suppose I program something that will trigger in a year. How can they detect that? Will they read the code? How many hours will they spend reading the code in that case?
They don't vet it in the sense of reading the source code - they do vet it in terms of scanning it to ensure that only published APIs are used. Eg, there is no published API to reformat the file system on an iPad - any app which attempts to do so via an unpublished interface is probably up to no good.
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