True, and the rest of that comment is: > but they're still treated by Apple as the bastard cousins of "real" iPhone apps. So no change in tone since 2010, whi

True, and the rest of that comment is: > but they're still treated by Apple as the bastard cousins of "real" iPhone apps. So no change in tone since 2010, which is exactly my point: > It was and is still compatible with Apple's walled garden approach.