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On top of that, it's liable to be rejected by Apple as an abuse of public APIs. Just last week there was an article on HN about a guy who got rejected for usin
by mustpax 16y ago
On top of that, it's liable to be rejected by Apple as an abuse of public APIs.
Just last week there was an article on HN about a guy who got rejected for using the VoIP background API for an IRC app. Which actually is bending the rules a lot less than playing a silent audio file on loop in order to claim to be an audio client.
- hboon 16y agoThey were already rejected for playing a silent audio file. But this post mentions they have re-submitted the app, allowing users to play their own audio files. So this is 100% legitimate.