→ On Relaxing App Store Rules

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By Cody FinkDec 4, 2013, 12:00 pm339 pts
Marco Tabini of Macworld uses the recent TextExpander touch debacle to the make the argument on why App Store rules should be relaxed. On OS X, TextExpander can interact with just about any app. On iOS, Apple’s sandboxing makes this much harder, but in the past Smile’s developers have circumvented the problem…

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