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FYI, the first requirement for the Apple App Store is the same: 2.1 Apps that crash will be rejected

• mgkimsal 14y ago
  The way it was written was as a requirement: "Requirement 3.2: the app crashes" 3.2 as a reason something is rejected ("app crashes") makes more sense. I wasn't sure if they're written it that casually, as it was quoted as such.
  • smackfu 14y ago
    Yes, presumably that was in a section of reasons for rejection. It would be rather silly to assume there was a requirement that apps crash.
    • code_duck 14y ago
      I believe it makes sense, in the context of Windows. They want users to feel as if they're in a comfortable and familiar environment.