Anonymous developers claim fraud, scams & clones breeze by App Store review
A collection of statements from anonymous Apple developers claim App Store review is broken, some resorting to outright fraud to get apps approved.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple triumphant in Epic Games 'Fortnite' antitrust appeal
Apple has won its appeal in Epic Games' appeal over the App Store policies, but further appeals are expected.
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Andrew Orr
Scam ChatGPT apps are flooding the Mac App Store
Scammers are abusing Apple's App Store, with some flooding the digital marketspace with bogus and buggy ChatGPT apps.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple rumored to pick and choose which markets will get sideloading in iOS 17
A new report from a reliable leaker thinks that sideloading may not even be mentioned at WWDC, and the company is rumored to limit the feature to regions that have laws requiring it.
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Apple rumored to be working on an activity journaling app to assist with Health tracking
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a daily journal iPhone app as it continues to pursue mental and physical health features.
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William Gallagher
Customer billing issues will soon be solved in-app with no need for developer intervention
App Store payment failures are a big inconvenience for users and developers alike, but Apple will soon let customers solve their issues without leaving the app.
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Apple has been racketeering to protect its stolen services technology, inventor accuses
Apple has been defending its theft of core technologies behind the App Store and iTunes for over a decade, by racketeering and paying off judges for wins, a patent-holder has claimed.
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Apple sued to stop App Store clones of Baidu's Ernie AI chatbot
Chinese tech giant Baidu has sued Apple and a number of app developers, to stop the flood of fake Ernie bot apps from appearing in the App Store.
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UK antitrust case versus Apple's browser dominance dies on a technicality
The UK antitrust authority's bid to investigate Apple's browser dominance on iOS has been stopped before it really got going — but not because of the merits of Apple's case.
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