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As one of the other commenters, I wasn't suggesting that Apple is purposefully accusing innocent developers as part of a nefarious plot; I was suggesting that t
by Lazare 10y ago
As one of the other commenters, I wasn't suggesting that Apple is purposefully accusing innocent developers as part of a nefarious plot; I was suggesting that they might be mistaken, and obliquely hinting that it would be nice if they'd respond to the controversy with actual proof, as the article title (apparently falsely?) claimed they had.
> I don't see Apple getting anything out of it.
Refusing to admit innocent error is a very understandable course of action. If, of course, that's what they're doing. From where I stand the entire situation is completely muddy, and I don't think the linked article clarifies anything.
- threeseed 10y agoApple has often made mistakes in the removal of apps. Usually they just apologise and put it back up. It would be very uncharacteristic to stubbornly refuse to acknowledge and rectify the mistake.
- CountSessine 10y agoI was suggesting that they might be mistaken, and obliquely hinting that it would be nice if they'd respond to the controversy with actual proof They'll never provide proof for the same reason that Google won't publicize the exact parameters behind search; it would provide bad actors with information on how to game their system.