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Remember, the App Store offers you the most secure, curated, and safe experience you can ever have with your Apple devices. Each app submitted to the App Store

Remember, the App Store offers you the most secure, curated, and safe experience you can ever have with your Apple devices. Each app submitted to the App Store undergoes a thorough review process. Each app update is checked and approved by an Apple employee. It's not like some automated process which you can game left and right. Each app on the App Store is guaranteed, thanks to the strict review process, to adhere to a minimum standard of quality which is higher than competing app markets are offering. You can trust Apple's judgement on the content that is published on the App Store.

s_dev 6y ago
>Each app submitted to the App Store undergoes a thorough review process. Thats just not true though -- it does go through a review but the quality of that review is not remotely consistent. I've litterally had reviewers 'reject' an app because they couldn't log in and said I didn't provide the right details. Basically they copied the email or password incorrectly. Note they didn't copy and paste -- just wrote it wrong and then rejected the app with out double checking.
- nomad225 6y ago
  I think OP was being sarcastic.
- WesolyKubeczek 6y ago
  > Thats just not true though -- it does go through a review but the quality of that review is not remotely consistent. Still, it's way better than any competing app store for iOS apps in existence! Well duh, of course I'm being sarcastic. I'm of the opinion that Apple should get all possible roasting for their review process, since they designate themselves as the only gatekeepers in the ecosystem. Even if you can do better... You can't. They won't let you.
Shivetya 6y ago
Plus depending on news source Apple supposedly can get close to a hundred thousand apps submitted each week.[0] That staggering number of apps is bound to have leakage of the bad sort and as long as Apple has in place a means to report them then they should be given some leeway. If there is no process (I really don't know) then yeah we should call them out on it. [0]https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/24/app-store-rejected-150000-apps-in-2020-is-seeing-100000-submissions-per-week https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/24/app-store-rejecte...
- egocentric 6y ago
  Apple removed the “Report a Problem” button they used to have on the App Store for each app: https://twitter.com/keleftheriou/status/1381463249749565440?s=21 https://twitter.com/keleftheriou/status/1381463249749565440?...
josefresco 6y ago
Is this a joke?
- baobabKoodaa 6y ago
  Yes.

s_dev 6y ago

>Each app submitted to the App Store undergoes a thorough review process. Thats just not true though -- it does go through a review but the quality of that review is not remotely consistent. I've litterally had reviewers 'reject' an app because they couldn't log in and said I didn't provide the right details. Basically they copied the email or password incorrectly. Note they didn't copy and paste -- just wrote it wrong and then rejected the app with out double checking.

nomad225 6y ago
I think OP was being sarcastic.
WesolyKubeczek 6y ago
> Thats just not true though -- it does go through a review but the quality of that review is not remotely consistent. Still, it's way better than any competing app store for iOS apps in existence! Well duh, of course I'm being sarcastic. I'm of the opinion that Apple should get all possible roasting for their review process, since they designate themselves as the only gatekeepers in the ecosystem. Even if you can do better... You can't. They won't let you.

Shivetya 6y ago

Plus depending on news source Apple supposedly can get close to a hundred thousand apps submitted each week.[0] That staggering number of apps is bound to have leakage of the bad sort and as long as Apple has in place a means to report them then they should be given some leeway. If there is no process (I really don't know) then yeah we should call them out on it. [0]https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/24/app-store-rejected-150000-apps-in-2020-is-seeing-100000-submissions-per-week https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/24/app-store-rejecte...

egocentric 6y ago
Apple removed the “Report a Problem” button they used to have on the App Store for each app: https://twitter.com/keleftheriou/status/1381463249749565440?s=21 https://twitter.com/keleftheriou/status/1381463249749565440?...

josefresco 6y ago

Is this a joke?

baobabKoodaa 6y ago
Yes.