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While true, there is a much bigger point here that you're missing. What is the point of the App Store approval process if it's not inherently reliable to the de
by synxer 16y ago
While true, there is a much bigger point here that you're missing. What is the point of the App Store approval process if it's not inherently reliable to the developer who has spent countless hours bringing him/herself up to speed on the guidelines of the store?
And this isn't really a secret Easter egg, either. The supposed rigorous approval process should catch something this obvious, I would hope.
- senorprogrammer 16y agoYour comment seems to assume that this is a permanent state and won't be rectified by Apple. That's a bit like saying "what's the point of writing any unit tests if some bugs are going to exist anyhow?" I see no loss of reliance on the guidelines here, but rather a simple one-off mistake to be corrected by Apple. We are of course in agreement that something this obvious should really be caught beforehand though.