Edward Marczak
Daniel Jalkut
@marczak @rustyshelf I doubt it’s ill-intentioned. Apple discourages many trademarks in app descriptions…pic.twitter.com/ghHfzH2ywg
Classy.
“@rustyshelf: The ‘New Apple’ won’t let you put the word Android in your app store description:
http://d.pr/i/zPP7 ”
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@danielpunkass@marczak@rustyshelf There's a specific rule (3.1) not to mention other platforms. And it's not under the Trademark section. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@marczak@rustyshelf Ah, there you go. I see that "Windows Mobile" also triggers the warning, but … zing … not Blackberry! - View other replies
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@danielpunkass@marczak@rustyshelf See also: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2013/07/28/apple-prevents-android-lessons-in-treehouse-app/ … “broke the App Store guidelines by ‘promoting a competing platform‘.” -
@mjtsai@danielpunkass@rustyshelf Interesting. Agree that it’s a little short-sighted. Thanks, Michael.
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@marczak@rustyshelf For my crossword editor, I have used "New York Times" in spite of warning and Apple approves it every time. -
@danielpunkass@rustyshelf Good to know.
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@marczak@rustyshelf Target probably won't sell merchandise that has "also available at Walmart!" on the packaging, either. -
@gregneagle@rustyshelf “As seen on TV!” But physical goods are typically well known to be available in multiple places. -
@marczak@rustyshelf It is an Apple App Store description, though, and not a general product description... -
@gregneagle@rustyshelf Sure, they’re free to do what they want in their App Store.
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@marczak Double trailing quotes are breaking the link on my client.... -
@NYCDubliner remove them? -
@marczak I did, I thought you might want to edit the tweet. :)
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@marczak: Classy. RT@rustyshelf: The ‘New Apple’ won’t let you put the word Android in your app store (cont) http://tl.gd/n_1s2nobf
Michael Tsai
Greg Neagle
Tiarnán
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