It's sandboxed, supports only files, no executables, and should be hardened against any current juice-jack or other malware attacks. You can even mount SMB file servers to get your networking on.Īpple created an entirely new, security-first USB stack to support it. Plug USB-C straight in, or break out your favorite dongle for USB-A, SD, or Lightning, and your files will just show up… in files. It's safer and more secure than how a Mac or PC works, because iOS ignores executables - yeah, sorry, still no side-loading - and focuses only on data, and that means there's way less surface area for a malware attack. Likewise, we've had the ability to import photos and videos over USB and SD card for a while but now, likewise, we can do it for any file. It took them years to solve it for anything else with DocumentPicker and the Files app. File AccessĪpple solved photo and video access in the early days of iOS with the ImagePicker and Photos app.
Proteus for ipad pro#
Instead, What I am going to do here is go down my list from that previous column, everything I said I needed to make the iPad Pro in specific but any modern iPad, in general, my main machine, and see, at least in theory, how far we've come. This fall, once Apple ships all the new bits though, game on. Everything from performance to stability to implementations can and will change. All the new software is still all up in beta, so it wouldn't just be premature, it would be downright silly. I'm not going to review it or re-re-review it now.
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