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`While the first version of this app was on the App Store from 2014 to 2016, I removed it in that last year because the app stopped working properly with most B

`While the first version of this app was on the App Store from 2014 to 2016, I removed it in that last year because the app stopped working properly with most Boorus, and it was broken for most users. Since then, I started developing a new version called “Mignori 3”, which has never hit the App Store. It has been on TestFlight for a while.` So basically he was calling something a 'beta' and distributing it through Testflight for 3 years. Yep, no clear reason here. Big Apple bad! Apple has a lot of problems, and I agree, but most of these 'developer stories about mean Apple' always have two sides of the story. I remember the same outrage about Kapeli's Dash situation, and then came out an account in his name was doing fraudulent activities ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12680131 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12680131 )

chris_wot 6y ago
So it was in beta for three years. What of it? That's hardly fraudulent. If something is in beta, then it's... in beta. He wasn't selling it.
- odshoifsdhfs 6y ago
  He was using Testflight to distribute it on his website. This has been a nono to do for a long time. You may not agree with it, but them are the rules.
  - chris_wot 6y ago
    You are speculating though. Do you know for sure that is the fraudulent activity that Apple are referring to?
    - odshoifsdhfs 6y ago
      No, I can't say for sure, but it is A reason to terminate the account, and since this post is called 'Apple is threatening to terminate my developer account with no clear reason' I believe it is the case. We will never know the real reason as Apple probably won't provide it, but there is a violation of their rules, even if the termination was because something else, they are still entitled to close it based on the violation.
      - chris_wot 6y ago
        I do t see why it is so hard for Apple to explain what in particular he was doing wrong.

chris_wot 6y ago

So it was in beta for three years. What of it? That's hardly fraudulent. If something is in beta, then it's... in beta. He wasn't selling it.

odshoifsdhfs 6y ago
He was using Testflight to distribute it on his website. This has been a nono to do for a long time. You may not agree with it, but them are the rules.
- chris_wot 6y ago
  You are speculating though. Do you know for sure that is the fraudulent activity that Apple are referring to?
  - odshoifsdhfs 6y ago
    No, I can't say for sure, but it is A reason to terminate the account, and since this post is called 'Apple is threatening to terminate my developer account with no clear reason' I believe it is the case. We will never know the real reason as Apple probably won't provide it, but there is a violation of their rules, even if the termination was because something else, they are still entitled to close it based on the violation.
    - chris_wot 6y ago
      I do t see why it is so hard for Apple to explain what in particular he was doing wrong.