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From: Philip Schill: | || |
Subject: Re: App Store Disappointments
Received(Date): Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07.24:47 +0900
To: Steve Jobs [
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2000 07:24:47 +0900
We'll investigate these two app complaints and resolve them
In the end it all really comes down to whether we will ever open up the iPhone for developers to
distribute apps on their own, bypassing our store.
Aslong as we have a store, we have to review apps that go in it, we can't just let anything on an
app store that has Apple's name on it
And as long as there is about 10,000 apps + updates coming through a week there wil always be
some small Tevel of human error
Also, last year we rejected the idea of publishing the rules and guidelines used to review apps.
10's very long and complicated but I think there will come a time where we are better served to
publish them than not. At least we would be more transparent and some of the issue would be
reduced (not al),
On Nov 20, 2009, at 7:16 AM, Steve Jobs wrote
Sent from my iPhone
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Date: November 19.3009 2.05.39 PM PST
Subject: App Store Disappointment
Dear Steve,
1 wanted to write to express my disappointment in the App Store
approval process. I am not even an iPhone developer, but I have been
inconvenienced many times by these issues. Let me give you two
examples. These are the two apps that I use *most frequently®, but
due to delays and mistakes in the approval process, I now cannot use
cither of them
RSS Player is an app that grabs RSS feeds and allows you to play
embedded sound files. 1 used this so frequently, | put it in my dock
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