App review extortionists

Which is why I specified that it's the warehouse that gets targeted.

It's also why I called it a "Flawed Analogy" - because someone always comes along and points out that the analogy is different, which is in fact the very point of using an analogy...

Anyway, there's no equivalent to the actual truck here. The point is that their role begins and ends at transaction management and data transmission. The fact that people do dodgy stuff with the data that has been transmitted isn't within that.

 

.NET Reflector: You use C++ to solve such problems. So IL2CPP will solve this.

But I think many games are copied by just recreating them. As long as they don't steal your resources not much can be done about it. Sad thing is if these guys recreate a game in a week you needed 6 months to create. Simple solution: create more complex games.

 

Uh, perhaps because it violates the app store terms of usage??

" You may not rent, lease, lend, sell, transfer redistribute, or sublicense the Licensed Application and, if you sell your Mac Computer or iOS Device to a third party, you must remove the Licensed Application from the Mac Computer or iOS Device before doing so. You may not copy (except as expressly permitted by this license and the Usage Rules), decompile, reverse-engineer, disassemble, attempt to derive the source code of, modify, or create derivative works of the Licensed Application, any updates, or any part thereof.."

 

I strongly suspect that that's there to protect them, not developers. They can't be held responsible for implicitly granting a right if they're explicitly denying it.