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Because they enforce when someone complains. They aren't going to proactively ban stuff unless they really have to (e.g. something that is very obviously illega
by janoc 3y ago
Because they enforce when someone complains. They aren't going to proactively ban stuff unless they really have to (e.g. something that is very obviously illegal/scam/etc.)
So if nobody complained about the other apps, they didn't get banned. It is that easy.
That someone else does something that violates those policies/laws too doesn't mean that you get a free pass, unfortunately.
- tspike 3y agoI'd buy that if the app stores weren't proactively rejecting apps for the same reasons they fail to enforce on others.