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I'm not at all on Apple's side in the App Store battle, but on this point, Apple is still consistent. Anyone breaking the App Store rules this blatantly would h

I'm not at all on Apple's side in the App Store battle, but on this point, Apple is still consistent. Anyone breaking the App Store rules this blatantly would have their developer account terminated, wether they went public or not.

arvinsim 6y ago
It's not consistent at all. App Store rules are basically whatever Apple deems it to be. Why do you think Amazon, Netflix, et al can get away with some "violations" while small developers cannot?
- kalleboo 6y ago
  Epic added the violating payment system to the app in an update internal to the app (not through app store review). Doing an end-run around review is what gets you terminated. Amazon, Netflix etc submitted their payment systems to app review and got those updates rejected, which Apple is fine with.
  - jmull 6y ago
    OK, but does that have something to do with my comment or the comment I replied to?
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