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Here is an idea: Apple uses their App Store rules to ensure a good experience for customers. The descriptions on apps must accurately reflect what the app is a
by blendergeek 5y ago
Here is an idea:
Apple uses their App Store rules to ensure a good experience for customers. The descriptions on apps must accurately reflect what the app is about.
What if Apple required the changelog on app updates to accurately reflect what changed? This would create a better experience for users and is exactly the sort of thing I would want in my walled garden.
- illnewsthat 5y agoThey do. [1] > 2.3.12 Apps must clearly describe new features and product changes in their “What’s New” text. Simple bug fixes, security updates, and performance improvements may rely on a generic description, but more significant changes must be listed in the notes. [1]: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#accurate-metadata https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#acc...
- blendergeek 5y agoI guess I'm advocating for better enforcement then. If we have a walled garden, I want the garden well tended.
- tempodox 5y agoBut it's not enforced. Far too often, “bug fixes and performance improvements” is a blanket statement that hides all kinds of changes.