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Freedom's been removed from the iOS App Store, unfortunately :(
by yitianjian 8y ago
Freedom's been removed from the iOS App Store, unfortunately :(
- 121789 8y agoWhoa, must be recent. Do you know of any alternatives?
- utefan001 8y agoMy iOS app studycity may provide what you are looking for. If not, we might be able to modify it to provide some of the features freedom did.
- 121789 8y agoI'm pretty certain that Freedom (and many other ad-blocking apps) got banned because they were using a VPN for uses other than a strict VPN. Your app uses a VPN for access control, right? Why do you think it won't be banned? EDIT: I don't want that to sound hostile at all...genuinely curious
- utefan001 8y agoFair question. There are a number of differences between apps like Freedom and StudyCity. We are aware of the recent VPN rules. StudyCity simply needs a gate to direct the student / child to take a couple of minutes to earn points on Khan Academy or another supported site. The gate can be implemented in many ways. At the moment, this is all the detail I can provide.