Apple draws cloudy line on use of root certs in mobile apps

Macworld
Oct 12, 2015, 9:20 am264 pts
Apple’s removal of several apps from its mobile store on Thursday shows the challenges iOS developers can face when app guidelines shift. Among the apps removed was Choice, developed by the Palo Alto-based company Been. The app interrupted encrypted traffic streams sent to a handful of companies, including…

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