> Epic expressly snuck code through the door to activate a user-visible feature in direct prohibition to App Store rules That's not even the case here. Epic b

> Epic expressly snuck code through the door to activate a user-visible feature in direct prohibition to App Store rules That's not even the case here. Epic built an app using webviews and the web part of the view is loaded from a remote server controlled by Epic. Which is the most common way to build multiplatform apps nowadays. Epic simply updated the web part on the remote server. Which also proves Apple can't even provide the basic safety they are promoting to push notarization. Unless they ban webviews completely, we will never know how many apps are already doing it exploiting the less tech savy users, but still bringing profit to Apple.