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> But if Apple decide that they don't like you anymore... Epic intentionally broke the rules. Maybe Apple's actions are right, maybe wrong. But don't pretend A

> But if Apple decide that they don't like you anymore... Epic intentionally broke the rules. Maybe Apple's actions are right, maybe wrong. But don't pretend Apple just out-of-the-blue decided to do this to Epic for no reason.

FreeFull 6y ago
Epic did intentionally break the rules here, but I definitely have seen stories on HN before where Apple would refuse to let an app pass review without providing a proper reason why, and some more shadier things. If they do decide they don't like a developer, that developer really has little recourse.