Disabling fishing site warnings when auto-logging into HTTPS sites with UIWEBVIEW

I'm trying to figure out how to disable programatically the fishing site warnings that pop up when you enter a user name and password along with the url to a secure website, such as.

https://UserName:PassWord@Https://Secure.Website.com

Before the url comes up the warning dialog pops up first, since I know that the url I programmed is secure, I don't need the fishing site warn开发者_StackOverflow社区ing to pop up.

If anyone has any Ideas, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

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You just cant do this.

This behavior is in private UIKit apis that you can't alter without being rejected from AppStore.

And for once, there is a good reason to this, a security reason :)

EDIT (after comments below)

I think you can disable these warnings in device settings : Settings App > Safari > Fraud Warning

Note that you can't do this with code from your app. You can only ask user to do so, or maybe by using Enterprise deployment facilities.

EDIT 2 About security concerns

1. Again, there are very GOOD reason to this security, especially for a company concerned by its confidentiality/security.
2. It is not because you set a static URL in a UIWebView that this is the URL you will get, phishing is not only from websites servers, it can also come from a middle man attack on the TCP/IP connection, DNS spoofing, or who knows, an admin going nuts :)
3. Modifying private APIs is not easy, there is no source code, just assembly code that you can disassemble/analyze to figure a way to override/inject code doing what you want. It takes time that sorry I have not.
4. In other words : you should find an alternative solution, like another URL without https (ask webmaster) but another security, not requesting data from UIWebView... I'm afraid there is no easy workaround. And I guess you know that URL authentication like you are trying to do is highly unsecure, any intermediate could just get the query and login/password.
5. It is phishing and not fishing :)
6. Do you know you can edit your comments on stackoverflow?