If you want to make sure, check who is behind the app before you sign up and make an informed decision from there Of course it is easier when you can relate th

If you want to make sure, check who is behind the app before you sign up and make an informed decision from there Of course it is easier when you can relate the app to a physical person (as in my case). How can you make sure the physical person has good morals? That is a lot harder I did dislike implementing AppleID purely because I was told to do it and even how to make it look which went against the design I'd already nailed for the app. It just put me off. I just wish Apple treated developers with more respect but it seems even Apple users are happy that they mistreat us. It seems Apple users enjoy the "power" Apple has over us. I think that this is just evil. It's like enjoying the "power" Uber has over the taxi market, or the "power" Deliveroo has over the miserable sods that do the deliveries. I don't know what the solution is, but Apple needs to change this behavior and the only way might be to "convince" their users somehow. Strikes are never a pretty sight Again, I guess you could draw an analogy with Uber. We used to depend on our luck to find a clean/respectful/honest taxi driver and now we rely on Uber to manage this for us (with reviews etc). But Uber never really had their drivers in mind, and it took collective action for Uber to start respecting them a bit. I think that something similar needs to happen in the app space. We need rights