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That wasn't really linking the user to make a purchase, it was somebody following a silly path of links from the initial target to arrive at a place where they
by jsnell 15y ago
That wasn't really linking the user to make a purchase, it was somebody following a silly path of links from the initial target to arrive at a place where they could buy something. Maybe it was an honest (if overzealous) call by an app reviewer. Or maybe it was one of Apple's regular and brutal attempts at keeping direct competitors from benefiting from their platform. We don't know yet which, though I guess we'll know soon enough.
- k-mcgrady 15y agoIt wasn't linking them directly but they eventually followed a path where the could make a purchase. I guess it's kind of a grey area but Apple's reviewers tend to side against you when it comes to grey areas. I don't totally agree with their stance on this but I can see why it was rejected.