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No, it makes legitimate use harder. It makes things such as A/B testing of screen shots and tweaking of screen shots for marketing purposes harder. For exampl
by jyap 14y ago
No, it makes legitimate use harder. It makes things such as A/B testing of screen shots and tweaking of screen shots for marketing purposes harder. For example say you have an app which is a News aggregation app. You want to update the screen shots every now and then to show up to date news articles. Now you can't do that without a binary update.
What if Apple decides to lock down app Descriptions as well?
- nicholassmith 14y agoI think the OP was being a tad sarcastic.