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Sure, you can give them an account but it is in fact against the Apple TOS and users shouldn't be able to see and download apps on the store they can't use. The
by httpsterio 6y ago
Sure, you can give them an account but it is in fact against the Apple TOS and users shouldn't be able to see and download apps on the store they can't use. They don't catch all the caws but they're still in breach. Apple has other ways of distributing apps if they're internal apps or if the business manages the users somewhere else and the app store shouldn't be used then.
- pier25 6y agoI can 100% assure you these apps were not in breach and it was no fluke. Apple questioned us multiple times about where and how would users pay for the service. I think this was allowed because as someone else mentioned there are some exceptions to this rule. This was an education app which gave access to some digital books.
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- outworlder 6y ago> Sure, you can give them an account but it is in fact against the Apple TOS It isn't. Go read the guidelines again.