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Even if true, how is that a valid reason for rejection? Imagine MS banning editors in Windows because they do the same thing as Notepad or Word.
by belltaco 7y ago
Even if true, how is that a valid reason for rejection? Imagine MS banning editors in Windows because they do the same thing as Notepad or Word.
- mox1 7y ago..or not allowing other web browsers because Windows has one... :)
- pixelbath 7y agoThis is not a good analogy because it doesn't map correctly to reality. Developers are required to agree to these terms prior to enrollment in the Apple Developer Program. I imagine this is more like that time Google tried to submit the Chrome installer to the Microsoft Store and was rejected because the policy for web browsers in the store is that they must use the EdgeHTML engine [1]. [1] https://mspoweruser.com/microsofts-rejection-googles-chrome-installer-echoes-old-windows-phone-dispute/ https://mspoweruser.com/microsofts-rejection-googles-chrome-...
- throwaway2048 7y agoHiding behind "you agreed to a 50 page TOS that would take an entire legal team to assess, and you can piss up a rope if you don't agree" isn't a good look, it also changes absolutely nothing about the fairness of the arrangement.
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