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I think you're a being a bit disingenuous here. Within 24 hours, Apple did respond.... but in the negative. A quote from the article: > The next day we finall

I think you're a being a bit disingenuous here. Within 24 hours, Apple did respond.... but in the negative. A quote from the article: > The next day we finally received a response which indicated that Apple had no intention of helping us with this situation. They asked that we communicate with the developer and keep them apprised of our progress I'm not certain of the contents of the email from Apple, but it readily appears that there isn't any transparent procedure. Essentially, they're saying you should sue the company, get an injunction, and turn it over to Apple because Apple isn't going to help you without legally being forced into it.

mhurron 13y ago
> because Apple isn't going to help you without legally being forced into it. As it should be. People don't like Apple being judge, jury and executioner, until they want it done for them. There are proper ways to do what they need to do, Apple is not one of them. This is a legal complaint with the other developer, handle it through those means.