> The solution is obvious. Sabotage your own business. Do you mean, by having it depend on the random whims of an Apple account manager? Either not making app

> The solution is obvious. Sabotage your own business. Do you mean, by having it depend on the random whims of an Apple account manager? Either not making apps for iOS and making them are forms "sabotaging" your business; the former in the short term, and the latter in a longer term (for sure) and at a randomly chosen term out of your control (with some probability). It is a rational decision to "sabotage" it towards the form of sabotage that is less out of your control.