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That's because you pay $100 to get in and if you do this once, you will get kicked off immediately. There is no profit in malware. It's tough to get the app in,
by maxklein 17y ago
That's because you pay $100 to get in and if you do this once, you will get kicked off immediately. There is no profit in malware. It's tough to get the app in, and should you succeed, the profit will likely be less than the $100 you spent getting in.
- mechanical_fish 17y agoPlus, as I pointed out elsewhere in the thread: Apple can remotely disable your malware app after it's identified, they can publicly shame you, and they may even be able to sic the cops on you via the paper trail that you used to register as a developer.
- cmelbye 17y agoOh yeah, they'd easily be able to. They're incredibly strict on the paperwork when you're registering. My account was frozen until I mailed in personal identification due to a minor discrepancy in the name that I used for the billing address.