• TWeaK@lemm.ee
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    7 months ago

    To be clear: apple removed an emulator that was a blatant rip off of an open source emulator but full of ads and tracking. The original emulator is still up.

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      7 months ago

      The original emulator is still up.

      GBA4iOS was never on the App Store, was it?

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        7 months ago

        GBA4iOS was never on the App Store, was it?

        No, and it will never be because Riley Testut seem to be as greedy as Apple.

        Look he was right, but he’s kind of removed, he can just release GBA4iOS on the App Store and people will use it instead of that crap filled with ads. What if he just had summited GBA4iOS to the App Store before this developer? Oh I know why, because he’s trying to get his AltStore approved and wanted to have GBA4iOS exclusively there to drive people into it.

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          7 months ago

          Greedy is a strange word to use when both AltStore and Delta (the GBA4iOS successor) are free.

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          7 months ago

          I mean, it’s GPL code.

          Anyone could just upload it, possibly with branding changes if “GBA4iOS” a trademark, as long as they publish the source code with their changes

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            7 months ago

            That’s besides the point here. Riley Testut is removed when he should’ve been the first to submit and have his own app approved.