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Re: Completely Apple's Fault said by puck0114:Last time I checked, AT&T doesn't have the ability to remove things from APPLE'S app store. Not true actually. Since its on AT&T's network you can bet that there is a clause in the contact Apple and AT&T have that says some types of apps are not allow. And I can safely say a VOIP related app is one of those.
Also one of the rules for being a developer is to not create a data intensive application. And we all know who wanted that. |
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| Completely true. No one at AT&T has the ability to remove an app from the app store. Only Apple can do that. If they're doing it to fulfill their contractual obligations (which right now we have zero proof of), it's still Apple who removes the app, not AT&T. If Apple agreed to contractual terms that require them to remove the app, that's their issue for agreeing to them instead of protecting the interests of their customers. |
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Tulsa, OK | This is why the people who contract murder for example always get off. Oh wait, they don't. |
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