I was wondering if anyone encountered a problem where the body of POST/PUT requests is being removed? (data is visible in the safari inspector, but is not there when inspected via wireshark).
The problem began when we upgrade to RC5 (no other changes happened as far as we can tell).
Is there an official response from Ionic / Apple?
Happy with moving to HTTPS just worried it’s a bigger issue that will come back to bite us when we lunch
Apple said at last year’s WWDC that they were going to require TLS for all apps by the end of the year (2016). I don’t recall seeing anything more recent.
Just saw that… I guess the best I can say is that having the Safari inspector show you that data is being sent while it’s actually being removed isn’t helpful (and so is the lack of docs).
Anyhow thanks that seems to answer my questions. I agree it’s a good move, but it will make developing painful…
Since the Safari inspector is useless (the data we see is just wrong as the current example proved) we moved to inspect data via wireshark (packet analyzer) but this becomes useless if the data is encrypted.
I’ve spent so many days trying to find a workaround. Luckily our company made a right decision to move completely to HTTPS. So I guess it’s time to remove cordova-whitelist plugin from the code completely?