Apple's iOS App Store Clamps Down on Price References in Names

AppAdvice
Mar 29, 2017, 10:09 am265 pts
The iOS App Store is a crowded place, so developers have to use any advantage they can to get their software noticed. One strategy quite a few have used is to include the word “free” as part of the app name. After all, with a total of 50 characters to use in the name, tying up four of those with the word…

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