First of all - there is no proof that Apple removed the app from sale (the same message that the developer showed to TechCrunch appears if author removes the app).
Second - the app was crap anyway. It contained a web browser that showed WikiLeaks mirror & twitter accounds. The reviews this app got were bad. The app shouldn've gotten through the review process in the first place due to the fact that it offers almost nothing to its users.
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"audiatur et altera pars"
First of all - there is no proof that Apple removed the app from sale (the same message that the developer showed to TechCrunch appears if author removes the app).
Second - the app was crap anyway. It contained a web browser that showed WikiLeaks mirror & twitter accounds. The reviews this app got were bad. The app shouldn've gotten through the review process in the first place due to the fact that it offers almost nothing to its users.
I wouldn't judge Apple yet.