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Yes, that is what I am saying Free speech? So what FREE speech does AppGratis do? Help me out here, has Apple blocked Spotify, Dropbox and etc? Hey, politici
by seivan 14y ago
Yes, that is what I am saying
Free speech? So what FREE speech does AppGratis do?
Help me out here, has Apple blocked Spotify, Dropbox and etc?
Hey, politicians are corrupt by default, so bribery is NOT as shocking as you make it sound like. Not sure why you have a tough time swallowing that pill. Especially EU politicians.
Not saying it's a monetary thing, could be a friends or associations thing. Or that they are interested in that 9m revenue in French taxes. As we both are aware of, France needs that money badly.
Don't play stupid, imagine if Apple let all apps wait for 2-3 months for thorough research before allowing an app to get onboard.
It's easy for you to say that they should have done it from the get go, but things take time.
People reported, Apple had research done and finally could come to the conclusion they are on now.
I can't believe your arguments, you're actually saying that Apple can't change it's mind after finding more evidence.
- kevingadd 14y agoIf you don't have sufficient reading comprehension to realize that my post wasn't a defense of AppGratis, perhaps you shouldn't post multiple paragraphs criticizing arguments I didn't make. 2-3 months of pre-approval? Who on earth would suggest something that stupid? There are way easier ways to solve these problems; Apple doesn't want to solve these problems. Apple can certainly change their mind. That is not the problem. The problems are, among others: unclear/nonexistent communication, arbitrary and inconsistent enforcement of rules, and anticompetitive behavior. I don't care if AppGratis ever makes another cent, but Apple should definitely be held to account for their behavior and if this is what it takes for that to happen, so be it.