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> Self-removal reduces further rep damage that cold impact other sales inc. of a future remedied version. I eagerly await the return of the app. That's the th
by lapcat 3y ago
> Self-removal reduces further rep damage that cold impact other sales inc. of a future remedied version.
I eagerly await the return of the app.
That's the thing: these scam removals never return. New scams arise, but the specific removed apps don't.
You speak of evidence, so show me even one example of a publicized scam app that was removed (by "someone") and then returned triumphantly.
> Wrong. Often devs announce removal by Apple.
Wrong. Legitimate developers announce removal by Apple. Scam developers never announce removal by Apple. In fact, scam developers are almost always anonymous, so where would you even find their announcements? Go ahead and find the announcements of "Parvati Patel". I'll wait here.
> Inference requires evidence. None has yet been shown.
Wrong. We have plenty of evidence. You're requiring a very specific piece of evidence, an official announcement from someone, but that's never going to occur. It's weird to even call it "inference" when your evidence for X is simply someone asserting X. (Moreover, theoretically, either Apple or the developer could be lying, so where's your evidence that they're not?)
- chrisjj 3y ago> scam developers are almost always anonymous This dev is not. His name is on the app. > We have plenty of evidence. None shown. The only evidence you presented was the TechDirt article which transpired to be a misrep by you. > You're requiring a very specific piece of evidence, an official announcement from someone I am not requiring anything. I"m happy to accept the lack of evidence for your claim Apple removed the app. > Moreover, theoretically, either Apple or the developer could be lying, so where's your evidence that they're not? Since no-one has shown either has identified the removal, we need no evidence to show either one lied about it.
- phmqk76 3y agohttps://www.pcmag.com/news/beware-theres-a-fake-lastpass-app-on-apples-app-store https://www.pcmag.com/news/beware-theres-a-fake-lastpass-app... “UPDATE 2/9: Apple has removed the "LassPass" app from its App Store and also pulled the app's developer from its developer program, the company confirms to PCMag. Apple says it has also received a trademark dispute against the now-removed app.“ I guess you can stop the logorrhea now… Although the true lesson I hope you take away from this is that you could have stopped the logorrhea at any time if you applied just a little deductive reasoning and common sense.