If we're talking about "getting off", shouldn't that be "Group Tug"?

And this is relevant, how?

I believe that the limit on TestFlight is 100 phones, and those have to be added to a "List".

Enterprise Certs are easily determinable and Revokable by Apple.

The system is just about as secure as could reasonably be designed.

Bzzzt! Wrong!

You have to be Registered as an "Enterprise" Developer; which is a different level from the regular $99/yr. iOS Dev. Registration.

And since that means these Apps are "signed", it should be about 5 seconds before their Cert. was revoked by Apple.

Find me one instance where Apple said that.

[Crickets]

One question: Is there any reasonable security scheme that can defeat social engineering 100% of the time?

I'm not trolling; I seriously want to know what Apple could have done to prevent this, and still allow for "corporate" apps.

No. You're thinking of Android.

No. The GP is right.

This is NOT something that ANYONE can install accidently. You have to jump through some serious hoops to make it happen.

I didn't say that SSRIs were responsible for all school shootings, did I?

But, looking at the history of school shootings in the U.S. (particularly "mass shootings"), you can see an incredible uptick in the 1990s and 2000s.

Prozac (the first SSRI) was first prescribed in 1987.

Now, go back to that "history", and tell me that there isn't a strong possibility of a correlation between the "Rampage" school shootings and the introduction of SSRIs.

People have been mentally ill for millenia. Almost never resulted in school "Rampage" shootings. Kids have had access to guns for centuries. Almost never resulted in school "Rampage" shootings. Kids have been bullied, molested, and otherwise abused by faculty and classmates. Almost never resulted in school "Rampage" shootings.

Yet, SSRIs come on the scene in 1987, and just look at the statistics...

Then why the Black Box Warning, warning SPECIFICALLY of those side-effects?

Then why does every single television commercial for every single SSRI (including the 'repurposed' ones, like Lyrica and Wellbutrin) contain the same warning about "Suicidal thoughts or actions" (which is part of the same Black Box Warning)?

You said it yourself "...everyone's body chemistry is different so any drug can have adverse effects including but not limited to behavior"

And one of the biggest problems with SSRIs, is that many doctors (particularly those not particularly skilled in mental health matters, but that still have a prescription pad), will, after prescribing the latest SSRI that the cute Pharma Rep. came in and dumped a bunch of samples of, will, after the Patient comes back and says "I don't think this is working, doctor; I feel like I'm not getting any better, or maybe even worse." will, instead of thinking of that Black Box Warning, say "Well, perhaps we need to INCREASE the dose..." Many of them will do that repeatedly, even OVER the max recommended dose, simply because they believe the literature that the Pharma Rep. left with those free samples...

I am very glad that SSRIs worked for you; but they are still far from innocuous drugs, period. Again, see the Black Box Warning.

Except one hole in your hypothesis: SSRIs are supposedly intended to treat DEPRESSION. and it is also understood that people suffering from Depression are rarely, if ever, violent.

And it is FAR from settled that there is a causal relationship between mental illness of any sort and violent behavior. In fact, the linked study states:

"Several general conclusions are supported by this brief overview. First, mental disorders are neither necessary, nor sufficient causes of violence. The major determinants of violence continue to be socio-demographic and socio-economic factors such as being young, male, and of lower socio-economic status.

Second, members of the public undoubtedly exaggerate both the strength of the relationship between major mental disorders and violence, as well as their own personal risk from the severely mentally ill. It is far more likely that people with a serious mental illness will be the victim of violence."

So there.

Also, consider the facts that:

1. Mental illness has existed for milennia

2. Ready access to firearms has existed for centuries

3. SSRIs have existed for about 20 years.

4. Studies abound that link SSRIs (and esp. SSRI withdrawal) with homicidal and suicidal behavior. (And about that Black Box Warning...)

And yet you want to hang your hat on something as demonstrably non-causal (and vague!) as "Mental Illness"?

Or, even better, we could just take all the damned SSRIs off the market; because, if you look at the history, these "school shootings" were virtually unknown until SSRIs came on the scene, then there has been a steady drip, drip, drip of these incidents, and particularly in the U.S.A., where SSRIs are hideously over-prescribed.

I mean, there's already a damned Black Box warning on SSRIs; what more do you need as a "heads up" to doctors (and the public) that these things are dangerous beyond all reason?

That was EXACTLY my thought, too.

I wonder how quickly they will disable the system because of that, and similar "false alarms" render it a bad joke?

Yeah, I figured out that was the real issue later. You're right, that would be a hassle. Good that Apple (finally) fixed it, though I think all the hater bullshit is entirely unwarranted. It was just a thing that didn't come up in design meetings until after the "real world" started providing more use-case data.

I send SMS messages to Android users all the time from iMessage. What are you talking about? Are you talking about only from OS X, or iOS, too?