Unsurprisingly, Apple says ‘no’ to custom faces, fart apps and time-telling apps on Apple Watch

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By Christian ZibregApr 28, 2015, 3:22 pm549 pts
Apple on Tuesday updated the official App Store Review Guidelines, officially taking a stance against third-party applications for the Apple Watch whose sole purpose is to tell the time, as first discovered by developer David Smith. A newly added clause of the agreement guiding third-party development…

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