This just keeps getting better. Although it's worth noting that none of these policy changes actually make a practical difference; Apple has always reserved the right to reject your app for any or no reason. They're now just making it obvious that they intend to do so for blatantly anticompetitive purposes, as opposed to purposes that could plausibly be defended as benefitting users.
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This just keeps getting better. Although it's worth noting that none of these policy changes actually make a practical difference; Apple has always reserved the right to reject your app for any or no reason. They're now just making it obvious that they intend to do so for blatantly anticompetitive purposes, as opposed to purposes that could plausibly be defended as benefitting users.