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Lawyers fight, kid loses, Apple in the middle. It shouldn't be this way.
- dllthomas 14y agoUh, the kid still has the app. Yes, there's worry that an update to iOS might break it, but that hasn't happened yet and either the developer will have a fix ready or they won't. If they don't, then it doesn't matter that the app isn't up - there's no fix to be had for it anyway. If they do, then Apple could restore the app at that time. I hate the restrictiveness and power imbalances of Apple's ecosystem probably more than the next guy, but the headline here is flat wrong - the kid hasn't lost anything yet.