Apple's NDA Extended to App Store Rejection Letters »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 1 year, 3 months ago in Science & TechnologyRecently some high profile rejections at the App Store have caused a storm of controversy across the blogosphere. The controversy centers around apps being rejected because they duplicate pre-existing Apple app functionality --- as well as a lack of transparency over App Store policies.
Well, this move sure as heck isn't going to help with that transparency problem.
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That's crap. Though the hipster Mac geeks won't even notice, this is serious stuff.
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