Does apple still have that policy where they don't allow apps in the app store that do a feature they already make?
Can people make web browsers that compete with Safari, and calendar or notes apps?
Does apple still have that policy where they don't allow apps in the app store that do a feature they already make?
Can people make web browsers that compete with Safari, and calendar or notes apps?
I doubt it. They have multiple podcast platforms and offer their own.
Oh wow. Progress then. This old policy was the reason I went with Android instead of Apple when I first got a smart phone.
This gives me hope that in another 5 to 10 years Apple may allow apps with zaps.
The process is highly arbitrary / discretionary.
Depends which reviewer you get, depends what day of the week, time of day, etc, etc.
Just a handful of employees in an extremely repetitive business process following their interpretation of a guideline document and trying to meet some KPI’s.
In general, you’ve always been able to make an app that shares functionality with their features.
So calendar and notes apps: yes.
Web browsers are different because they can run arbitrary code, so that’s a no.