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That's curious - ---holes do that too!
> Apple rolls out new features/platform.
> Developer forges ahead in gray area (there's history here with apps that launch other apps).
> Apple "clarifies" their stance by rejecting said developer's app. (In Apple parlance, clarifying means issuing a firm opinion on their openly stated policy of "we'll know it when we see it".)
> Development community cries out.
> Apple remains singularly focused; stringently enforcing their policies (even if they are often unclear or inconsistent).
You missed the last step - one iOS version later, Apple copies the killer feature it originally rejected as a misuse of the platform, and makes it its own.
I'm just extrapolating from my own emotions on the issue. I'd previously thought very positively about going to work for Apple. Not so anymore. To me, the fact that Tim Cook's voice isn't clearly heard, completely rejecting this sort of practice, issuing a public apology on behalf of Apple, and ensuring to compensate employees by more than a few thousand dollars each - Is just too big of a de-motivator.
We need the CEOs to clearly voice their accountability, and their plans to prevent this from happening again, the sooner the better.
Thank you so much for doing this!
The post's conclusion is that there's a strong indication of Facebook charging for mis-clicks and double charging for non-unique clicks.