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Apple could quite easily make a second appstore that anyone could post anything to, and only approved apps get in the "approved store". Would cost apple 0.
by gte910h 17y ago
Apple could quite easily make a second appstore that anyone could post anything to, and only approved apps get in the "approved store".
Would cost apple 0.
- protomyth 17y agoDon't value you fellow programmers time implementing that?
- gte910h 17y agoImplementing what? It would be a copy of the current store, just with a much higher crap volume. Hell, they could even take 50% of the price of the apps for the crapstore. They'd have to add a second data source in iTunes (a config file most likely) and probably unhardcode some URL's in the backend to the appstore where they hardlink to things. Additionally, they'd have to make a copy of their appstore app and point it at the crapstore.
- protomyth 17y agoThere are so many things wrong..... So, let me got back to the most important numbers in computing 0,1, and many. Transitioning any software from one of those numbers to another is generally a pain in the rear and requires a lot of testing, programming, and resources.