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Fine, then. Announce changes to the developer agreement, and stop approving widget apps. But don't suddenly pull existing widget apps from the store as if they'
by mortenjorck 16y ago
Fine, then. Announce changes to the developer agreement, and stop approving widget apps. But don't suddenly pull existing widget apps from the store as if they've suddenly become dangerous to users!
That's not preserving the user experience or maintaining the flexibility of the platform. That's madness.
- jstevens85 16y ago> But don't suddenly pull existing widget apps from the store as if they've suddenly become dangerous to users! That hasn't happened. This guys app is still available. You can buy it [here](http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/tennis-stats/id364532249?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/tennis-stats/id364532249?mt=8). What Apple is doing is holding back approval for updates and new apps.