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These stories are always one sided and gloss over the minor policy violation parts. When we get the full story it's usually less black and white. Quick skim ov
by jddil 5y ago
These stories are always one sided and gloss over the minor policy violation parts.
When we get the full story it's usually less black and white. Quick skim over the thread and it sounds like they let an ex-employee have access to one of their accounts and he committed multiple violations? Was he spamming? Was he uploading malicious content to the store?
Also, don't build on others platforms if you want to control your destiny. You can't have it both ways.
- nadalizadeh 5y agoIt is not black and white, as I mentioned in the post, the former employee had violations in his own developer account. But in case of our company? None! Our company account is assumed to be "associated" with wrongdoing of my former employee. This is the black side.
- jddil 5y agoHis own developer account was linked to yours ... that's how this works. In the future, fully control the accounts yourself or don't build in someones walled garden and then complain when they ask you to leave.
- nadalizadeh 5y agoSure, you are good in giving advice!
- jddil 5y agoIt's not for you, it's for the next tech entrepreneur who may stumble on this thread. It's a warning that if your livelihood or something is really important to you, you should not build it inside google or apples walled garden. Or if you do, know that for any reason they choose they can kick you off. Unfair as that is. Welcome to capitalism. Go host your own stuff if you don't like their rules.