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As I said I’m not sure if IIRC but isn’t that the case that there was a functioning version of f.lux that got submitted to the App Store and rejected? It’s been
by mastazi 7y ago
As I said I’m not sure if IIRC but isn’t that the case that there was a functioning version of f.lux that got submitted to the App Store and rejected? It’s been a few years and I wasn’t able to find news articles from that time but I thought it was a case of “the app works but they won’t let us publish it” rather then “Apple bad because they won’t give us an API that we can use”.
- duskwuff 7y agoNo. Per the web site linked by the parent post: "To make f.lux work on iOS, we've had to go outside the bounds of what apps are normally allowed to do. Currently, iOS does not allow developers to access the Private APIs we need to make f.lux work on iOS."
- mastazi 7y agoThank you, yes from reading that statement you’re definitely right.
- wingerlang 7y agoActually they did publish a functioning app, on their own site. Which was taken down after Apple contacted them. https://justgetflux.com/sideload/ https://justgetflux.com/sideload/