the snapchat enforcement claims are anecdotal. it also contradicts itself, since you want one device and proxy per account for life but wipe and reuse a pool of 8 to 10 devices across 50 accounts
apple's risk metric counts attested keys per app per device over 30 days and grows with reinstalls, so my guess is reused devices show a rising count, but that's just my reasoning and i don't know if snapchat uses it. i'd also add human approval and a kill switch to run_task, since it reads inbox content nobody controls and can then post and message, which is a prompt injection path
the snapchat enforcement claims are anecdotal. it also contradicts itself, since you want one device and proxy per account for life but wipe and reuse a pool of 8 to 10 devices across 50 accounts
apple's risk metric counts attested keys per app per device over 30 days and grows with reinstalls, so my guess is reused devices show a rising count, but that's just my reasoning and i don't know if snapchat uses it. i'd also add human approval and a kill switch to run_task, since it reads inbox content nobody controls and can then post and message, which is a prompt injection path