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Apple’s reviewers are in a difficult position: any large-scale developer bans in the App Store are likely to attract negative press, so they’re probably relucta
by tjr 17y ago
Apple’s reviewers are in a difficult position: any large-scale developer bans in the App Store are likely to attract negative press, so they’re probably reluctant to do any.
I don't get the impression that Apple is terribly concerned about negative press, at least not with respect to App Store policies.
- potatolicious 17y agoNot to mention this would probably be received well by the general public - "Apple moves to curb scams and spams in App Store" and the such. They've already shown they don't much care for developer good will :)
- not_an_alien 17y agoDoing that would be acknowledging that there's a problem - and this is something that will never be done. Remember, their devices are magical and Apple can never do anything wrong.
- roc 17y agoAs if Apple had never admitted a problem in the App Store or Review process? I seem to recall a number of letters and interviews in which they did exactly that and quite a few policy, code and process changes at Apple to directly address issues such as review turn-around time, policy reversals, per-version ratings, only allowing reviews from actual purchasers, etc.