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The article should read Company Spends $600,000 Developing App for Proprietary Service that Violates TOS (but Gets No Response). The article states "FreedomVoi
by harpastum 18y ago
The article should read Company Spends $600,000 Developing App for Proprietary Service that Violates TOS (but Gets No Response).
The article states "FreedomVoice was planning to charge a monthly rate of $5 for the service." This is a clear violation of the App Store TOS (although that will change once 3.0 comes out).
- icey 18y agoI wonder if there would be repercussions if he were to sell his application for jailbroken phones in the meantime.
- silencio 18y agoHow is this a violation of the TOS? There are plenty of iPhone applications out there for SaaS (i.e. Evernote, rememberthemilk).
- ibsulon 18y agoThen, it's simple. Reject the app. Say it violates TOS. Have a nice day. I'm starting to think that the best way to do a big application is to start small and keep getting bigger. I haven't heard these horror stories of review problems once an application is launched. As it stands, I wouldn't attempt a large application on the system.