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There's two separate issues here, the way Apple handled the rejection, and the policy that led to the rejection. While Apple handled it badly, Appgratis was br

There's two separate issues here, the way Apple handled the rejection, and the policy that led to the rejection. While Apple handled it badly, Appgratis was breaking the rules and deserved like many other apps to be pulled. The real issue was the paid promotion which Apple is trying to stamp out.

aeonflux 14y ago
Apple should reject this App eariler. Thats the one thing you can blame them for.
- jonitoo 14y ago
  Appgratis started their business 3 years ago, rule 2.25 appeared in Sept 2012.
  - objclxt 14y ago
    ...but the other rule Apple told them they'd broken, regarding push notifications, has been around pretty much forever. Well, since push went into the platform. And yes, push notification advertising is the most broken rule on the store, but I always used to make clients who I built apps for understand that at least contractually it wasn't allowed.