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Seriously, why wouldn't Apple approve it? Which of their terms will this app violate?
by michaelkscott 14y ago
Seriously, why wouldn't Apple approve it? Which of their terms will this app violate?
- masklinn 14y ago"Duplicates a native service" would be my guess". "We'll refuse what the fuck we want" is an other possibility.
- Tichy 14y agoOr they find some landmarks that are shaped like sexual organs and reject it because of pornographic content.
- talmand 14y agoJust once I'd like to see them issue such a press release.
- jmelloy 14y agoI don't believe they've used that in a while. They let Chrome & Sparrow on without any complaints.
- dvhh 14y agobut they are both severly crippled on iOS, chrome is just a safari skin, and sparrow cannot be used as a default app for mail on iOS cannot use notification for new mail unless using 3rd party services (if you are trusting them with you email credentials).
- CraigRood 14y agoDoesn't that come down to API limitations rather than actual functionality?