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Exactly why apple requires this

• jzb 5y ago
  To cause developer pain?
  • jbverschoor 5y ago
    To remove deprecated APIs, and to be able to force certain things like new capabilities.
• yuuko11 5y ago
  The price for high levels of consistency. This is why Apple doesn't have the obsolete remnants problem that Windows does.
  • ummwhat 5y ago
    Consistently not being able to run code that was just fine 2 years ago. Consistently having "quality assurance checks" that somehow always entail paying more rent to Apple.