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Support sharing encrypted realms across processes #1693
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Any progress on this? We are wanting to make an iMessage/home screen extension and need this functionality. |
Any progress on this? |
We are also waiting for this! What it the time horizon to see this in a release? |
We also need that functionality, were you able to make it work? |
I'm keen to get this functionality too! |
This is a major pain in the ass these days. Would be SO welcome. |
nowadays the problem still continues, 2019. thanks money. |
Really need this functionality, would appreciate an update soon! |
Hi. Any progress with this issue?? I need access to encrypted realm DB from a notification service extension, but I cann't thank you this issue 😕. Is any release planned that includes the correction of this issue? Thank you so much! |
Hi @cguzmanceti, |
5 years! what happened ! |
Hi @cagricolak , |
I still waiting 🐸 |
It would be great to have this feature to be honest. |
Hi guys, is there any work around for this? |
This feature is more relevant now with Widgets on Apple devices, and not being able to access encrypted realms from them. Would be awesome to have. |
This is now a dramatic show stopper as all(!) app data can now be accessed when an app is installed on a Silicon Mac. Apps can even be installed and used on a M1 Mac without(!) installing them from the Apple App Store. This means that any data that is not encrypted can be read and exported from any app! That is a huge security vulnerability. Are there any plans to get this feature implemented after 5,5 years? |
@si-hartmann what you are saying does not look related to multiprocess support, but rather the sandboxing mechanism that iOS uses. Could you clarify your use case? Also relying on iOS sandboxing for security is not recommended, as jailbreaking & side loading apps with system integrity protection turned off (on an M1 Mac) will let anyone view the filesystem of the app. |
@leemaguire Total agree with your second paragraph about security. But: Not being able to use encrypted realms in extensions forces apps to either use unencrypted realms or to use field level encryption - a big step and probably not down often. Or we do not use extensions on iOS. But do you expect your iOS developers to not provide any iOS extension? The eco system does not work like that. Apple is relaying heavily on extensions for a nice UX. So it is Realm, that does not provide the necessary realm level encryption for developing these extensions in a secure way. All tough technical being possible now. Sure jailbreaking was always a possible attack against iOS sandboxing. But now everybody(!) can load any app on the M1 Mac and then read (and edit!!) all data that the app uses. No jailbreak or anything else needed. I guess this security issue will become visible and huge soon. Should be addressed very soon! |
That's absolutely correct @leemaguire, and that's the main reason of why we need this feature to be developed ASAP. |
@bmunkholm Any progress? We need it badly :( |
Still no news on the topic ? There is no clean workaround to use an encrypted realm in an iOS extension as we can't be sure to kill the other processes in app.
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Should this issue be closed since the following change was merged? realm/realm-core#6304 |
Yes, this was released in 10.38.0. |
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