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As an end-user, I rarely, if ever, had to deal with the consequences of an app being rejected or delayed for release. Along the same lines, I feel that Apple ha
by andyfleming 14y ago
As an end-user, I rarely, if ever, had to deal with the consequences of an app being rejected or delayed for release. Along the same lines, I feel that Apple has consistently protected the user experience with strict guidelines.
- krichman 14y agoIn many ways yes. But there is also the fact that they are protecting you in method similar to a dry country protecting you from alcohol, many apps that should be a choice are simply unavailable.
- smackfu 14y agoThere is a ton of complete junk in the app store, and it clutters up any search you do. The guidelines don't seem strict to me, most stuff just gets rubber stamped.