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The recourse is sometimes a lawsuit or criminal charges. If your app say, defrauds someone and steals money from their bank account, then you as the developer
by Aloisius 1y ago
The recourse is sometimes a lawsuit or criminal charges.
If your app say, defrauds someone and steals money from their bank account, then you as the developer are liable.
A refund of the app isn't going to cover it.
- _mlbt 1y agoThe lawyer could get a personal address from Apple if necessary in that scenario without publicly listing the individual developer’s home address.
- lapcat 1y ago> The recourse is sometimes a lawsuit or criminal charges. Do you think a European consumer is going to successfully sue or prosecute someone on the other side of the globe from them? > If your app say, defrauds someone and steals money from their bank account, then you as the developer are liable. If an App Store app is defrauding consumers and stealing money from their bank accounts, then presumably Apple would get involved directly, like I already said. Going through Apple is the recourse and always has been. Indeed you'd probably have better luck suing Apple itself rather than trying to sue some rando remote developer.