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No. They are blocking applications which allow you to make purchases without using Apples in app purchasing system. See the difference ?
by taligent 15y ago
No. They are blocking applications which allow you to make purchases without using Apples in app purchasing system. See the difference ?
- antonID 15y ago...and using the Dropbox SDK is apparently violating that
- taligent 15y agoTHIS version does. And a NEW version doesn't. There is no specific probelem with Dropbox.
- sbov 15y agoBut... there... was? Not too long ago? And it might require action by users of the Dropbox SDK? I get notifications of security updates for apache. Guess I shouldn't though, because by the time I get any it's no longer a problem with apache. Maybe I should tell my security auditor that?
- Dylan16807 15y agoThe new version is hobbled and won't even let you make an account. It is nothing more than a workaround for apple's stupidity.
- recoiledsnake 15y agoThe difference is that the title will go over 80 characters and won't make it to HN, this is not Reddit. I don't get the complaints about the HN title, it's reasonably accurate given the space limitations and the forum further clarifies things. Not everything can fit in the title. Also, I see a distinct lack of suggestions of a better title, just complaints that it's link bait.
- pooriaazimi 15y agoA much more accurate title like Apple Rejects Some Apps Using (Old) Dropbox API is only 47 characters.