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There’s reason to hope this might get better on the App Store: part of the app review guidelines updates this year addressed this specific issue. From http://ww
by mhw 8y ago
There’s reason to hope this might get better on the App Store: part of the app review guidelines updates this year addressed this specific issue. From http://www.appstorereviewguidelineshistory.com/articles/2018-06-04-wwdc2018/ http://www.appstorereviewguidelineshistory.com/articles/2018...:
> Apps now must clearly describe new features and changes in the “What’s New” section of the App Store. Several of the large social network companies have been using a practice where they reuse a generic update text for every release and then enable new features remotely on a per-user basis. This appears to no longer be permitted.
- y4mi 8y ago> and then enable new features remotely on a per-user basis that should still be permitted, no? they'll just have to write "we added feature x, which we'll slowly roll out to all eligible users."
- badprose 8y ago> they'll just have to write "we added feature x, which we'll slowly roll out to all eligible users." This would be vastly preferably to the current: "Bug fixes and performance improvements"...