Apple’s terms explicitly prohibit using automated tools to scrape or analyze App Store data, even if it’s done outside an app. When they flag something like that, they usually don’t explain the reason — partly because they don’t want to expose how they evaluate developer activity or link accounts to external projects.
Not saying it’s definitely the cause, but it’s one plausible explanation the author was denied.
It sure would be nice if they fixed the YouTube Apple TV app so you didn’t have to select which YouTube account you want to use every single time you launch the app on Apple TV. I guess someone thought it was better than the blank screen that used to greet greet folks when they loaded the Apple TV app after 24 hours. But this is just comically lame for folks who don’t ever switch accounts nor want to.
In California, you can purchase a 14.3 kWh battery for $3,500, which qualifies for a $2,500 SGIP rebate from the state plus a 30% federal rebate. I find this concept interesting, but the cost is quite high considering it’s literally hundreds of dollars less money to just get a 14.3 kWh battery.
read something recently that makes me think google is doing this to develop tools that allow browsers to detect replayed tokens on platforms like macOS and iOS.
By the time that Chris Yeh http://twitter.com/cbyeh ran Delicious into the ground (and convinced management to nuke it rather than take any blame) the site had far fewer than 1,000,000 active users. Many more had registered but far few had logged in within the past year.