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The app in the article doesn't have content at all, but is advertised and named provocatively. I'm sure Apple doesn't care about having apps like this, but jus
by loumf 17y ago
The app in the article doesn't have content at all, but is advertised and named provocatively. I'm sure Apple doesn't care about having apps like this, but just shutting people off instead of warning them and giving them clear guidelines and time to make changes would be much better.
- davidedicillo 17y agoyeah. I'm actually fine with them getting rid of most of those trash apps, but if they want to do selection, then they should put some thoughts behind like "is this sex playing on the sexuality of its content or it's just for real artistic reasons?"
- cakesy 17y agoYeah, right. That is an incredibly hard judgment to make, and you want them to do that on 150,000 apps? Sure, no problem. Be reasonable, this stuff was getting out of hand. If you have a problem, simply reply to the email they sent you, and they will have a look at it. Make your case to Apple.