Wait, I'm confused:
Are spammers using Apple devices? I always assumed they were just generic VoIP devices in boiler rooms (or bots, obviously).
Why would you invest that kind of money into a device for making spam calls?
Are spammers using Apple devices? I always assumed they were just generic VoIP devices in boiler rooms (or bots, obviously).
Why would you invest that kind of money into a device for making spam calls?
As horrible as it sounds, when you're trying to fight fraud, you have to think like a criminal. And the whole in-app purchase test is pretty standard practice among criminals.
I think that cliché comes to mind: "This is why we can't have nice things."
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Although, I suspect, app developers would absolutely hate it.
The end result is the only games they can survive or 90 our games that are full of in app purchases. Every other app could be easily download it, used, and refunded it quickly.
As bad as monetization is in the App Store right now it would be in order of magnitude worse.
Yes - maybe this is more programming, but we have better languages & libraries to make this happen.
I think there's a way to do this & eliminate nonsense.
So that doesn’t work, unless the ‘trial period’ is $0.20. And at that point Apple/etc is losing money on CC fees.