Apple will take a closer look at high-priced apps. Writes about this edition 9to5mac regarding a letter that was provided by one of the developers.
“Customers expect the App Store to be a safe and reliable place to buy digital goods,” Apple said in a letter. “Programs should not undermine user confidence by trying to mislead shoppers. Does not reflect the value of the features offered to the user. It is against App Store policies to charge unreasonably high prices for content or services. “
Apple further argues that the app developer needs to choose a price that matches the value it represents to the user. Besides, the company said it could take longer to re-approve an app in the App Store.
Apple has introduced new rules after a Twitter user recently discovered several apps on the App Store that bring their creators millions of dollars a year. Most of them have fake ratings and reviews – thus, the app is at the top of the digital app store.