Apple Removes Fake And Purchased App Review Ratings From The App Store
Developers who buy fake app reviews: beware! Apple is coming for you.
Developers who buy fake app reviews: beware! Apple is coming for you.
How do apps like these continue to slip through the approval process?
We've heard back from iBear after they were accused of running an App Store scam.
Developers can report an infringing app via Apple's new iTunes Content Dispute page.
Don't let this crudely copied Monopoly fake put you in the poor house.
Terraria is not yet available for iOS, so don't get tricked by this scam!
Somehow, this previously-banned MineCraft ripoff is available again.
Think the App Store review team is a bunch of dicks? Think again. Instead, they are apparently too busy sifting through pictures of the male anatomy.
Here's yet more proof that Apple's review team is hopelessly AFK.
Lock My Screen, while not necessarily a scam, underscores Apple's recent App Store failings.
Do you want your app to rocket to the Top 10 list in the App Store? For just a "small" fee, apparently you can.
We did a little research and found some developers that are questionable at best and downright criminal at worst. Find out which developers you should keep away from.
As quickly as they climbed the paid charts this weekend, a pair of fake Pokemon apps have been thankfully pulled from the App Store.
Don't be fooled by the fake Pokemon apps in the App Store — they're scams!
Another "Temple Run" knock-off gets past Apple's "review" staff. Sheesh.
With a warning to developers, Apple has started responding to the most recent barrage of App Store scams.
Apple's once-rigorous submissions staff is asleep at the wheel as App Store scams continue to fly under the radar.
Apple fans, avoid this application: Craft - Build Terrain. Though it might appear to be some kind of MineCraft client, the application is, in fact, a $1.99 scam that you will undoubtedly regret purchasing and downloading.
Looking for that perfect web browser with Adobe Flash support? Don't look to Alas eBook for the solution.
In this new series, we're going to be looking into apps which appear to be "scams," naming and shaming the developer so our readers don't waste valuable cash on fraudulent apps. Today, we're looking at Flash Video Guide.