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by Rule35
1919 days ago
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> Approving scam apps hurts Apple. The point isn't that they wanted scam apps, it's that they were so readily approving apps in the space that they even approved scams. This suggests that they did so little review as to miss a scam, and therefore that any argument of "his app wasn't ready" isn't right. |
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That doesn’t make sense since it would apply to any review.
It also assumes that checking for scams is equivalent to checking for functionality, which is obviously not true.
Individual reviewers may simply be provided with a set of apps to check and a set of criteria to determine whether they work or not.
Checking for scams may be a completely different process done by completely different people.
There is no logic to the claim that they must be related.