Unless you promised otherwise, the users bought the application as-is (or as-it-was), without any guarantee of future updates. You are not bound to provide upda

Unless you promised otherwise, the users bought the application as-is (or as-it-was), without any guarantee of future updates. You are not bound to provide updates. It's a good idea to do so if you can, but perhaps favoring working on new applications for a while would be preferable. I had several applications on the iOS store, which, after the $100 annual fee, were costing me money! I hate to do it, but I haven't renewed my developer subscription for this year. Maybe someday I will build a new iOS application and try again, but for now, continuing support just makes insufficient sense. I've made lots more money developing applications for other people than selling my own...