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In August Wordpress complained about the same thing... and Apple apologized and changed the policy: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/22/21397424/apple-wordpress-

In August Wordpress complained about the same thing... and Apple apologized and changed the policy: https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/22/21397424/apple-wordpress-apology-iap-free-ios-app https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/22/21397424/apple-wordpress-... Protonmail brings up a 2018 incident that has already been addressed by the new policy. What point does this article serve? I think it's just free and easy publicity for ProtonMail. If they had spoken up earlier, maybe they could have been the reason for change instead of WordPress.

viktorcode 6y ago
That is an incorrect conclusion. Apple apologised that the language of App Store guidelines wasn’t clear enough. The policy in question hasn’t been changed. The changes to App Store guidelines were announced in June, before the situation with Wordpress. Those changes were published in August. Wordpress changed their app to follow the policy by removing the mention of their premium service. Sadly, the Verge doesn’t make any of it clear.
pier25 6y ago
> maybe they could have been the reason for change instead of WordPress I seriously doubt Apple would have listened to ProtonMail. Look what happened to HEY.