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That looks like a possible apple product so i could see why they would not allow it.
by asutekku 6y ago
That looks like a possible apple product so i could see why they would not allow it.
- Y-bar 6y agoIt's not like "mac..." is an uncommon application, or developer, name, here are a few living examples: Macinlock, Mac Cleaner, SMS Mac, Atomic Mac, Mac Powersuite, Wise Mac Care, iFamily for Mac, Macdaddy, CareMyMac, MacTvision ... the list goes on. Just go to some site like macupdate.com or _the_ Mac App Store and search for apps with "mac" in the name, there are hundreds. For example the company macpaw.com is a company which is over 11 years in the business now. They are regularly featured, yet are allowed to exists. It highlights Apple's arbitrariness in these situations.