To be fair, Apple isn’t great at all about booting bad apps (without media attention). I’ve emailed them about blatant scam apps (descriptions detailing a diffe

To be fair, Apple isn’t great at all about booting bad apps (without media attention). I’ve emailed them about blatant scam apps (descriptions detailing a different app, fake VPNs linked to from popup “you’re vulnerable” scam ads, etc.), and their response is essentially: “It’s not our fault if developers are inaccurate with their descriptions. You need to take that up with the developer.” I used the word, “scam” multiple times in my messages, with clear evidence, but they don’t care. I like Apple, but their approach to the App Store is very much like Google, and that’s not what I want. I choose the iPhone for quality, and not removing scams is not indicative of that.