@developerbayman said:
everyone including myself is making unconfined apps
I don't think that this is correct for apps on the store. Also, there is no strict separation between confined and unconfined apps, it's possible to make a confined app with some restrictions relaxed provided that it passes a manual review by the store. An exemple of this is the app for Bluetooth file sharing.
You can post unconfined apps outside of the store and people are free to install these apps at their risks. For me that's the whole point of running straight Linux and not Android.
When running the radio clock app, I quickly browsed the source code to see if there was not something obviously suspect in it, before posting on this forum that it was running. But that's not something I enjoy, so when trying an app from the store I skip it. That's called trust and I know that from a security POV it's bad however life is short and art is long.