I don't know why you're getting so heavily downvoted. The only subtle tweak I'd make to your comparison is that Apple's rules are not clearly laid out in advan

I don't know why you're getting so heavily downvoted. The only subtle tweak I'd make to your comparison is that Apple's rules are not clearly laid out in advance. In this specific case, Apple had previously approved the same app for literally years, without a change in the relevant rule they claim to now be enforcing. That same rule Apple claims they're now in violation of is intentionally vague — it sort of hand-waves away what behaviors Apple wants to allow or disallow location tracking for, giving editors lots of leeway to turn a blind eye or not.