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offtopic, but on the page there is a note with: There’s one elaborate exception that we discussed in Under The Radar #98: workout apps, which are
by _ZeD_ 9y ago
offtopic, but on the page there is a note with:
There’s one elaborate exception that we discussed
in Under The Radar #98: workout apps, which are
allowed to run in the background and play audio.
So this all becomes possible if you combine a
standalone podcast player with a workout app, and
only allow podcast playback while a workout is
active that was started from that app.
But this forces the combination of two completely
different app types, and users would find the
workout-during-playback requirement confusing,
inexplicable, and limiting.
Requiring podcast apps to also be workout apps is a
user- and developer-hostile hack that Apple
probably doesn’t intend.
whaaat? what kind of OS has this business rules so embedded?