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That's a violation of the Apple app store terms of service, but I have never yet successfully reported such a violation to Apple. Their tech support doesn't und
by floatingatoll 6y ago
That's a violation of the Apple app store terms of service, but I have never yet successfully reported such a violation to Apple. Their tech support doesn't understand what to do with such reports and after many back-and-forth attempts I've just given up trying for now.
Apple employees, if you're reading this, it's an obvious violation of ASRG 5.1.1 (iv) Access and it's probably a violation of ASRG 3.1.4 Hardware Specific Content — but as a mere developer, there's nowhere for me to report that for internal investigation. Perhaps one of you can do better.
- malinens 6y agoThey have different rules for big companies and for small companies. All big companies are given a pass on shady stuff
- peteretep 6y agoApple employees, if you're reading this, I would _LOVE_ a way to flag an app notification as spam. I use a few apps that I really need notifications on for (delivery apps, and the like) but that insist on spamming me. Pretty sure this is a ToS violation, but I'm entirely unsure how to do anything about this.
- baybal2 6y ago> That's a violation of the Apple app store terms of service Like it is of hundreds of other high profile apps... other than facebook.