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Changes to app signing in Ozone (aka MS Smartphone 2003)
March 22, 2003 [MS Smartphone] | By anonymous 1.

The next Smartphone OS will have a small change in how carriers can deal with app signing. Building on the current model (where signing restrictions are set to either ON or OFF), a new option for carriers is being added called PROMPT.

Under PROMPT mode, unsigned apps are allowed to run - but whenever the user tries to launch an unsigned app they first see a warning message to say that the app is unsigned and it asks them whether they *really* want to run it. This system encourages professional developers to get their apps signed without preventing the development of freeware.

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