WhenRising Card , a magic trick iPhone app , was rejected from the App Store , the creators were shell : month of surd employment went poof . But they make assist from Phil Schiller , who’sbeen houseclean upthe App Store ’s mess .
https://gizmodo.com/apples-phil-schiller-continues-quelling-faithfuls-app-s-5335674
The unfair rejection of Rising scorecard ( Apple feel the magic trick app would be perplexing to client , which is sort of the head ) led to the story being covered on a wizard web log and then TUAW , and became just one more exemplar of Apple ’s draconian and frequently ridiculous favourable reception process . But Schiller in person contacted the developers to apologize and predict exceptional care for the app . A few days later , the app was officially approved .
This is a good polarity from Apple : They must be hearing the stand up pitching of rumble from users and tech writer who are upset with the App Store ’s increasingly obvious defect . Of course , they ’re probably also mindful that they ’re being sued for such weirdness asrejecting Google Voice , but it ’s unquestionably a step in the right focusing . The lesson , it seems , is that the screechy wheel gets single care from a luxuriously - ranking executive . Or something like that . [ Techcrunch ]
https://gizmodo.com/hallelujah-fcc-investigating-apple-for-google-voice-ap-5327640
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