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I can't imagine it's as high priority for them as support, fraud, security updates, keeping servers running, etc. It is a bit sloppy, though.
by parl_match 3y ago
I can't imagine it's as high priority for them as support, fraud, security updates, keeping servers running, etc. It is a bit sloppy, though.
- Apocryphon 3y agoSeems like this could lead to support / fraud issues: > Hyperweb has two In-App Purchases: a monthly $2.99 USD subscription and a $29.99 USD yearly subscription. According to the App Store version history, the app was updated only once in the past year, on March 21, 2023. The app support link https://hyperweb.app/ https://hyperweb.app/ and the privacy policy link https://hyperweb.app/privacy https://hyperweb.app/privacy both give 404 Page Not Found errors. According to a Reddit post from a Hyperweb user, "Submitted a support email and it came back as undeliverable." Thus, Hyperweb gives all appearances of abandonware, although it remains in the iOS App Store and presumably continues to collect subscription revenue. Sounds like they need to update policy so that defunct developers can't continue to charge for in-app purchases.