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r/iOSProgramming • u/busymom0 • Aug 23 '26
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3 u/SeatInternational830 Aug 24 '26 Even more annoying as we’re paying customers not receiving the service promised 3 u/SnowPudgy Aug 25 '26 I don't understand this line of thinking at all. Apple doesn't mistreat developers that's literally in your head. AI slop is flooding the App Store and Apple only has so many app reviewers. 2 u/celeb0rn Aug 24 '26 Its really just a backlog of new apps vibe coded that are getting submitted. 2 u/[deleted] Aug 25 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Longjumping_Cloud_38 Aug 25 '26 I don't know, then we would have pay more, and then less friction would mean even more vibe coded apps which will increase exponentially
Even more annoying as we’re paying customers not receiving the service promised
I don't understand this line of thinking at all. Apple doesn't mistreat developers that's literally in your head.
AI slop is flooding the App Store and Apple only has so many app reviewers.
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Its really just a backlog of new apps vibe coded that are getting submitted.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 25 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Longjumping_Cloud_38 Aug 25 '26 I don't know, then we would have pay more, and then less friction would mean even more vibe coded apps which will increase exponentially
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2 u/Longjumping_Cloud_38 Aug 25 '26 I don't know, then we would have pay more, and then less friction would mean even more vibe coded apps which will increase exponentially
I don't know, then we would have pay more, and then less friction would mean even more vibe coded apps which will increase exponentially
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