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None of those things apply anymore.

• paulgb 14y ago
  Not because Apple has changed their policy, but because people found workarounds or Apple made exceptions.
• mpyne 14y ago
  They don't? I thought you still couldn't run your own JIT-capable JS implementation on iOS.
  • mortenjorck 14y ago
    That's because "executes arbitrary code" is still a reason for rejection, unlike "duplicates core functionality."