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The dispute was over days after the December 29 warning, but it still highlights issues with the App Store guidelines. While the focus on human reviews reduces the risk of malware and other questionable content sneak through the review process, it also increases the risk of inconsistencies when an examiner may interpret the rules differently.
This is not as much of a problem on the Mac as it is on the iPhone, as developers can easily offer apps outside of the App Store. Still, a move could have been a big blow. The Mac App Store offers significant visibility, making it all the more difficult to attract new users by channeling them through other channels.
I just made a call with @Apple. Call accepted and Amphetamine will remain on the @Applications store. Thank you all for your comments, opinions and actions. We may not all agree, but I’m glad we all still have the freedom to speak today. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/PV7eB9aUfn
– William C. Gustafson (@ x74353) January 2, 2021
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