Oh man. You were surprised? Really? You blog sounds like the PR spin that came out of Aereo, a company that spent an inordinate amount of effort to stay within the absolute letter of a law. Predictably they got killed by lawsuits because judges aren't idiots and the law isn't inflexible to the point where the intent and context isn't considered. Your case is even worse because you engineered a solution to adhere to the letter of a EULA of a tightly controlled ecosystem run by a very capricious company.
I hate the app store review process and a lot of apple policies around the app store and I feel for you and I totally think there should be a less onerous update/review process ... but ... you clearly and blatantly circumvented a core policy, and what happened to you was absolutely predictable.
Get your money back from the lawyer that told you Apple wouldn't shut you down. You got bad advice.
I hate the app store review process and a lot of apple policies around the app store and I feel for you and I totally think there should be a less onerous update/review process ... but ... you clearly and blatantly circumvented a core policy, and what happened to you was absolutely predictable.
Get your money back from the lawyer that told you Apple wouldn't shut you down. You got bad advice.