I may disagree with an Apple App Store policy or decision, but IME I've never found it kafkaesque. Google's really is a maze. I recently had an app pulled from

I may disagree with an Apple App Store policy or decision, but IME I've never found it kafkaesque. Google's really is a maze. I recently had an app pulled from Google about a month after its latest update (the app has been in the store for years) b/c I hadn't checked some new privacy box in the UI. I received no warning prior to the take down or when I last submitted, and the take down message didn't even point me in the UI where I could check this box. After searching SO, I was able to track it down. Then the app was rejected for an unrelated reason that required an appeal. I appealed and they simply stated rejection again. I appealed again asking if they actually read the original appeal and received no response. A week or so later the app was back live - and I only knew because I checked.