‘Obvious’ App Store ratings fraud going undetected by Apple, says StopTheMadness developer
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Jeff Johnson, developer of the popular StopTheMadness Safari extension, has said that “obvious” App Store ratings fraud is going undetected by Apple despite the company’s claims to review listings. He said that although he doesn’t go proactively looking for App Store fraud, he does encounter it rather frequently, citing the latest example …
Key takeaways
- 01Jeff Johnson, developer of the popular StopTheMadness Safari extension, has said that “obvious” App Store ratings fraud is going undetected by Apple despite the company’s claims to review listings.
- 02He said that although he doesn’t go proactively looking for App Store fraud, he does encounter it rather frequently, citing the latest example …
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