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Assuming you mean Epic, Apple has only given a deadline to cease breaking their developer agreement before their developer account is terminated. Epic is empow
by dwaite 6y ago
Assuming you mean Epic, Apple has only given a deadline to cease breaking their developer agreement before their developer account is terminated.
Epic is empowered to get their app back in the store tomorrow if they want to release an updated build without the contract-infringing functionality.
They probably have lost their chance to be features by Apple or to be invited back on stage in future keynotes, but at least to me it appears Apple is trying to not be punitive in their reactions. Epic has consistently been given a no-nonsense way to recover.
- jojobas 6y agoThe app in question have been removed already, what breach of developer agreement are you talking about? Do developers waive the right to sue?
- saagarjha 6y agoYou mean the contract that Epic claims is illegal? Why would they want to voluntarily go back to that contract?
- Dragory 6y agoDo you want the manufacturer of your computer or its operating system - and only them - to be able to specify exactly who can and can't develop software for it, and whose software you can and can't run? I don't, and I don't see any situation where I'd want a single entity to have that power, even if it comes with security benefits (which are not mutually exclusive to this setup either).