clexman

Well, it sounds like they focused too much on privacy. If only they had been snooping on customers like everyone else was, they wouldn't be in this spot.

Think Different doesn't work every time.

Both company statements are accurate.

Epic submitted an app for all app stores. Apple said the app is fine, but Epic needs to uncheck the box for the app to be available in the US, thus stopping it from being published worldwide.

Epic can simply resubmit the app without the request for it to be available in the US and it will be approved. Apple wants Epic to submit a US only version of the app for some reason only known to them.

So yes, Apple has blocked the app submission worldwide, but Epic can resubmit versions limited to certain markets.

Apple is making some deliberate moves for a currently non-public reason. Epic is doing the same.

Well this is quite the shortsighted take.

Stick to Apple rumors.

elijahg said:

clexman said:

I don't want the BBC's logo to appear when I use another company's app. It makes perfect sense the way it currently works.

So the Apple logo should always be at the top of the screen when browsing, say, Facebook?

Sounds like you are having a little trouble with basic reading comprehension. 

I don't want the BBC's logo to appear when I use another company's app. It makes perfect sense the way it currently works.