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App Store Improvements
To make it easier for customers to find great apps that fit their needs, we want to ensure that apps available on the App Store are functional and up-to-date. We are implementing an ongoing process of evaluating apps, removing apps that no longer function as intended, don’t follow current review guidelines, or are outdated.
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Good move, I've bought a few duds in my time.
Right, this could be a good thing for developers who keep up their apps, maybe make them more visible?
I like this idea. I do hope though that apps already bought are still downloadable even if not 100% updated, just not available to buy.
Bing bing bing. I like this idea conceptually, but fear the thin edge of the editorial wedge...
I'm not sure it sounds like the old non updated apps will still be available? Unless backed up on a computer for later use?
Great. I have an app here- paid for- will not function at all- contacted developer- no reply- still on sale
Having said that I'm sure many of you will have had a similar experience.
I also could see this being used quite carelessly in the wrong hands. I understand the need, just hope there is some care taken not to cull just for the sake of. I know how easy it gets to throw out old stuff, to feel the pangs of regret later.
It all depends on the 'Function' some apps may start but use out-dated 3rd party SDKs limiting their functionality.
Apple should automate at least the app start procedure on all different models and if the app doesn't start notify those developers.
If the developer doesn't respond to a e-mail within 3 months it could be hidden to disable new purchases but still allow old users to download them.
I have my fair share of 'duds' now days since I've been buying/downloading apps since the dawn of the appstore (Back then it was mostly photo apps and games and other utilities). Some of the utilities and apps have been maintained and are still updated on regular basis while others have been abandoned...
Fist app I will test once iOS10 arrives will be BeBot as It's survived many iOS udates and to me that's a sign of a very well written app
This could be the way to stop Jack from constantly appearing as a recommendation when you look at related apps to the one you are looking at.
Good in a way so people don't buy abandoned apps that will soon get broken on an update, but I could think of many apps that need culling with a club, medieval style, like radio apps by country, they should be bundled into regions maybe and crappy games that are lame clones of popular titles.
App store is so unwieldy, gems can get lost in a sea of well stocked crud.
So my iPad One is outdated, now that's hurt my doorstops feelings.