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>Why would they remove the ability for people to easily report apps? Presumably for a reason. I don't work at Apple, so to spitball some possibilities: * The

>Why would they remove the ability for people to easily report apps? Presumably for a reason. I don't work at Apple, so to spitball some possibilities: * The "report a problem" button was being misused and had worse signal than other metrics Apple added. * Legal or Public Relations pressed to remove the button because only a portion of reports were actioned (possibly because of the above point) and it was causing legal/reputational damage.

rchaud 5y ago
Even in this most generous possible explanation, Apple removed a quality-control check and didn't replace it with anything.
- granzymes 5y ago
  My point is that you don't know that they didn't replace it with anything.
  - saagarjha 5y ago
    I don't see a replacement where I can tell them about scam apps, though.
smoldesu 5y ago
Maybe if it was something so innocuous they'd have made an official statement on it