Re:Apple Rejects Academic App That Detects Net Neutrality Vi...
by craftyguy on Wednesday January 17, 2018 @09:15PM
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Well, apple did supposedly say it was 'not appropriate.' So what do you think apple would consider to be 'not appropriate'? I'd guess things like extreme violence, nudity, promotion of racism.
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Re:Apple Rejects Academic App That Detects Net Neutrality Vi...
by jjeaff on Thursday January 18, 2018 @02:31PM
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From the scant details provided, it looks to me that tgis could be out of context: "iOS operating system doesn't provide access to specific private APIs or other hardware that may affect the results."
My guess is he is trying to access non public apis.
Re:Apple Rejects Academic App That Detects Net Neutrality Vi...
by natch on Wednesday January 17, 2018 @10:02PM
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I don’t know (how could I?) but I think the range of possibilities is wider than what you’ve mentioned. Perhaps it’s related to what they were quoted as saying, a problem with a discrepancy between the possible perceived reliability of the information and its actual reliability. I repeat, perhaps. I don’t know.