For one, even if you make several statements which by themselves are true, but leave out the other half of the truth which describes the situation, then you are

For one, even if you make several statements which by themselves are true, but leave out the other half of the truth which describes the situation, then you are misleading people. Also, the statements themselves are only partially right too. There are some severe shortcomings of the App Store at the moment. First of all, it isn't as secure as they make it. There are enough bad apps which are not detected in time and there are many apps which are on the store which basically scam the user. But Apple is happy to take 30% of the scammed money. And the elephant in the room is the fact, that the App Store routinely rejects apps, that are absolutely no risk to the user, but rejected for non-security related reasons. Or just because of sloppy review. Just google for some random rejections. That all those internet giants try to handle customer contact in a non-personal way where your means of appeal are low or non-existing, makes the situation worse.