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This headline seems a bit misleading. The blog post is from today, describing a problem that the developer had brought to his attention yesterday. Perhaps thi
by mellis 16y ago
This headline seems a bit misleading. The blog post is from today, describing a problem that the developer had brought to his attention yesterday. Perhaps this should be revised to the title of the post: "iTunes accounts hacked by shady developer?"?
- raganwald 16y agoAgreed: "You can make up a new title if you want, but if you put gratuitous editorial spin on it, the editors may rewrite it."
- jeb 16y agoI believe the situation has been like this for more than a week, I observed this more than a week ago, leading to the editorial slant. Some proof, take a look here: http://www.appexplorer.com/a/367996918/ http://www.appexplorer.com/a/367996918/ I actually started on June 14th, so about 3 weeks, without any reaction from Apple.
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- MJR 16y agoWithout any public reaction from Apple. I don't believe Apple comments cases regarding user accounts or developer accounts. So if they are investigating this, which for the sake of argument let's assume they are, the likely effect would be a sudden removal of these apps from the store. They need to do the appropriate research and investigation before they act.