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I don't care, Play Store is completely broken from both the user's and more so from the developer's perspective. I feel at this point they should declare a "rev
by admissionsguy 5y ago
I don't care, Play Store is completely broken from both the user's and more so from the developer's perspective. I feel at this point they should declare a "review bankruptcy" and either scrap the review process or start over with a new inventory.
I had the displeasure of publishing a few client apps recently. The pointless bureaucracy of it all reminded me of the worst interactions I ever had with the government and banking establishments.
Apple: rejected, we couldn't find the Apple Pay feature
Me: it's on the checkout screen
Apple: ok then, accepted
At least Apple has a pretty fast turnaround.
Despite all this theatre, both app stores have become wastelands of broken and scammy apps to the point I never go there unless via direct link from a trusted outside source.
- josteink 5y ago> Despite all this theatre, both app stores have become wastelands of broken and scammy apps to the point I never go there unless via direct link from a trusted outside source. So basically you're installing apps from links on web-pages on the open web, like back in the days on desktop PCs. But on all platforms they are now increasingly forcing those links to be in walled garden app-stores, which restricts both the user and developer. I really hope some anti-trust verdict comes tearing those walls down, and then we can go back to just linking to our apps again.
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