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I think that's the difference between a company's own terms of service versus a license that carries the weight of law. Apple may keep this language and continu

I think that's the difference between a company's own terms of service versus a license that carries the weight of law. Apple may keep this language and continue to let Unity3d apps pass with a wink, though if I were a iPhone developer I'd find this uncertainty a bit too risky for business.

protomyth 17y ago
It works out a whole lot better during a lawsuit if you can point to something in your TOS or contracts that justifies your behavior. A more important version of this occurs in the TOS of social websites. You really, really want language that shows your intent to deal harshly / report people who threaten others.