they have a completely different paradigm. apple has a reviewer run the app and test it(with varying levels of competence). they also have a suite of static ana

they have a completely different paradigm. apple has a reviewer run the app and test it(with varying levels of competence). they also have a suite of static analysis checks to see if you are using any no-no apis or other things. they have a restrictive "does this thing solve a novel problem" to avoid 1000 flashlight apps.(which doesn't seem to work that well but it's been a while since I looked at it) google operates on the pay 15$ and then you can submit any app and if people report you enough it gets removed and your account gets flagged. they might have some static analysis tools like the oop said. but in general apple is restrictive by default and google is permissive by default.