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Apple's actual reason for the approval process is quality control. And by quality control, I mean everything from ensuring a lack of bugs to a polished interfac
by tjogin 17y ago
Apple's actual reason for the approval process is quality control. And by quality control, I mean everything from ensuring a lack of bugs to a polished interface and, last but certainly not least, lack of malware.
Apple wants people to actually buy apps — imagine that. And how do you accomplish that? Make absolutely sure that users don't for even a second think that the app they're interested in might be crap or malware.
Nothing kills spontaneous app shopping like a fear of malware, that's what Apple wants to make sure stays out of their garden.
- tshtf 17y agoI agree with you entirely. My comment was in response to parents contention that lack of a vetting process put third party cellular networks at risk.