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Did it do anything useful for the user yes/no? Was it rejected by Apple because it didn't fit the usage patterns they could think of in Cupertino yes/no?
by nottorp 3y ago
Did it do anything useful for the user yes/no? Was it rejected by Apple because it didn't fit the usage patterns they could think of in Cupertino yes/no?
- dagmx 3y agoAt this point, it’s clear you’re not even trying to understand the difference between the following 1. App Store rules 2. Notarization of apps outside the App Store 3. System rules like security and task scheduling They are independent concerns. You’re conflating the limitations of the third point and blaming it on the first two.
- nottorp 3y agoThe passing the blame game yes …