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That's a valid point, and one we've actually thought about a decent amount. If we find anyone doing this, we will take steps on our end to make sure they stop.
by ericflo 15y ago
That's a valid point, and one we've actually thought about a decent amount. If we find anyone doing this, we will take steps on our end to make sure they stop. In the end, it's Apple's decision whether to ban a developer or not, no matter which tools or frameworks they use. A developer would not be wise to do this because they risk being banned from us as well as being banned from Apple.
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- rhizome 15y agoOh no, the risk is much, much greater for you if you're planning on creating any more AStore apps using the developer id in this one.
- ericflo 15y agoEvery developer submits to the app store using their own id, not ours.
- pooriaazimi 15y agoFlurry pissed Steve Jobs off, and he banned all analytics tools from the App Store for quite a long time (they could only be used for advertising purposes). SJ's own words, at D8 conference: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-jobs-at-d8-conference/id377953458 http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-jobs-at-d8-conferen... They also banned interpreted codes (including Lua), but later relaxed this restriction: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/11/apple_relaxes_ios_sdk_to_allow_lua_but_block_flash.html http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/11/apple_relaxes_... If you (or one of your customers) pisses them off, they'll ban all of you. You should be very careful.