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Sometimes Apple doesn't notice and sometimes Apple makes explicit exceptions; however, such "treatment of Developers is neither fair nor consistent" (and is som
by saurik 7y ago
Sometimes Apple doesn't notice and sometimes Apple makes explicit exceptions; however, such "treatment of Developers is neither fair nor consistent" (and is something you aren't really going to find out about until after you plunk down the development costs on your app, at which point Apple pretty much has you hostage). I have, to be very clear about this, been in a call with Apple App Store reviewers explicitly running my nose in this clause and then, when I am all "but but but what about XYZ???" they simply tell me they will add XYZ back to their review queue to see if it is in compliance and whether or not it should be removed from the Store.
- scarface74 7y agoHow could Apple not “notice” that an app won’t let you get pass the login screen without a paid subscription.
- saagarjha 7y agoOnly Apple can answer that, but it’s probably because App Store review is extremely inconsistent.
- scarface74 7y agoAfter 7 years and multiple updates no one “noticed”?
- saagarjha 7y agoThat's what App Store review wants you to think…
- saurik 7y ago(I just reread this comment and it is driving me crazy that I didn't catch the typo of "rubbing my nose in" as "running" and feel the need to leave a correction ;P.)