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DuskHorizon | 1 year ago

Well, that’s why Apple forbids use of private APIs in the App Store apps. If you built all your tech stack on the foundation of some peculiar nondocumented platform’s behavior, don’t be surprised when this stack breaks.

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bhawks|1 year ago

This is not an API. It's the handling of writes to memory the process has protected. In the past this would generate a signal the process could handle and recover from. Now it generates a sigkill which is uncatchable / unrecoverable from.

These behaviours have been historically well documented.

DuskHorizon|1 year ago

All system idiosyncrasies are APIs in the long run ;)