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As a developer I don't develop for the iPhone because I am unsure if it will a) be approved b) be rejected for some bs or c) be approved and sell Now with appl
by CoryMathews 17y ago
As a developer I don't develop for the iPhone because I am unsure if it will a) be approved b) be rejected for some bs or c) be approved and sell
Now with apple being even more of a dictator about which apps are available I would expect more developers to stop developing for it.
While I agree there are some really crappy ones out there Simply removing them is not the right choice.
What apple needs to do is have apple approved apps. Allow all app to be sold in the app store but have a specific section that is only for these approved ones. Keep these "quality" apps here and everyone sift through the rest in the other sections if they so choose to.
- derefr 17y agoThe whole App Store is "Apple-approved apps," whether you like it or not, because that's how their agreement with the phone companies requires them to treat it, and that's how the most casual segment of users will think of it (i.e. "my phone [running X 3rd-party app] is broken! [because that 3rd-party app is crap.] Why did Apple screw me over like this?")