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I think "No" means "Never ask again" in Apple land. But that doesn't prevent the app from having custom in-app dialogs about it. What are they supposed to do,

I think "No" means "Never ask again" in Apple land. But that doesn't prevent the app from having custom in-app dialogs about it. What are they supposed to do, use "AI" to censor them?

yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
> But that doesn't prevent the app from having custom in-app dialogs about it. What are they supposed to do, use "AI" to censor them? Can't Apple enforce it by store policy?
- nottorp 1y ago
  > Can't Apple enforce it by store policy? Not sure. For one they're already famous for their reviews being ... random. For two, a spammer could just give Apple an account to test with for which the custom popups don't show.