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If you're going to say that, I think you need to explain why you feel like Apple was in the right. This sort of vagueness and ambiguity is extremely unfair to
by freedomben 3y ago
If you're going to say that, I think you need to explain why you feel like Apple was in the right. This sort of vagueness and ambiguity is extremely unfair to the accused, and this is notoriously what big tech does (and I think it's wrong).
What is it about the apps that you feel either does or should violate policy?
- Terretta 3y ago> What is it about the apps that you feel either does or should violate policy? OK, using the article's words, let's count the ways: Within 10 days, we updated each of the six applications: removed all rating requests, revised all payment screens in line with Apple's recommendations, added Intercom for swift user assistance, established a help center with articles on canceling trials, requesting refunds, and implemented subscription management directly within the applications. 6 apps * ~5 fixes = 30 problems ... they knew what they were doing
- megous 3y agoI'm just glad the state doesn't work as you suggest, lol. "Dear citizen, we have detected wrongful behavior on your part. Stop doing the wrongful behavior. You should know what we mean. As long as the behavior continues, the state will appropriate 20% of your salary. Here is a list of behaviors that you might or might not have been engaging in: [link to the penal code]"