Apple cracking down on developers who use SDKs like Rollout to update apps without App Store approval
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Apple today has started informing developers that use "hot code push" SDKs that it will soon start rejecting their applications. In a thread on the Apple Developer Forums, developers are reporting that they have started receiving messages from the company explaining that the code must be removed before any further updates will be approved. While Apple has... Read the full story
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