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I can't speak for actual numbers, but I always have thought it's wise to consider the possibility of rejection from the App Store. I own an Android phone, so I'
by jokermatt999 16y ago
I can't speak for actual numbers, but I always have thought it's wise to consider the possibility of rejection from the App Store. I own an Android phone, so I'm clearly biased, but it always seemed slightly ridiculous to develop for a platform where there's a chance of being arbitrarily rejected. There have been far too many stories of decent applications being rejected from the app store. Do you really want to take the chance of coding it for nothing?