Let me try again: I don't like that someone can write software that is perfectly legal and to see Apple censor it. AppStore is very far from an open platform.
Writing software that interprets public data and disseminates it seems like a form of "speech" to me.
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I don't remember hearing Apple sending troops to the "developer"'s house arresting him.
Forgive my crudeness, but you're absolutely clueless about what "free speech guarantees" mean.
Let me try again: I don't like that someone can write software that is perfectly legal and to see Apple censor it. AppStore is very far from an open platform.
Writing software that interprets public data and disseminates it seems like a form of "speech" to me.