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No. Apple absolutely does not want to have "App Store case law". They want the rules to be what the agreement says and no more. In fact, trying to cite other a
by kmeisthax 5y ago
No. Apple absolutely does not want to have "App Store case law". They want the rules to be what the agreement says and no more.
In fact, trying to cite other approvals in an argument in App Review is usually a good way to get other developers' apps pulled.
- kall 5y agoIn the emails from the Epic trial, they had a special acronym just for this: UTB (under the bus) that was used in multiple contexts (so probably not a one off joke).
- saagarjha 5y agoApple absolutely runs an internal App Store case law. In fact this specific case law has caused issues in the past, when I knew they had case law covering the thing I was submitting and their low-level reviewers didn't, and resolving this obviously took work.