Apple developers can challenge App Store rules
In a lengthy post about its new developer technologies, Apple has announced changes to the App Store review process that might have been triggered by the Hey email app controversy. The tech giant… Read the original here: Apple developers can challenge App Store rules
Apple developers can challenge App Store rules
In a lengthy post about its new developer technologies, Apple has announced changes to the App Store review process that might have been triggered by the Hey email app controversy. The tech giant… Excerpt from: Apple developers can challenge App Store rules
South Koreans can now store their driving license on their smartphones
We use our smartphones for pretty much everything these days, so why not add official identification to the mix? That’s what three telcos in South Korea have done, leveraging an existing… More here: South Koreans can now store their driving license on their smartphones
Nextdoor pulls ‘Forward to Police’ feature amid concerns over racist abuse
Many companies are acutely aware of the potential misuse of their technology in light of protests against police violence and racism, and Nextdoor is no exception. The neighborhood-focused service… See the original post here: Nextdoor pulls ‘Forward to Police’ feature amid concerns over racist abuse
Basecamp CEO says Apple App Store issue is about ‘absence of choice’
As you may know, Apple takes a 30 percent commission on paid apps and any in-app purchase. It’s no secret that a lot of developers aren’t happy with the term — the European Commission is… Link: Basecamp CEO says Apple App Store issue is about ‘absence of choice’
