Re:How to Make $80k per Month on the Apple App Store (2017)
by blunte on Sunday March 17, 2019 @08:12PM
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The point isn't about the fraud or the possible laundering. The point is that Apple _must_ have some people doing data analytics on app sales and numerous other app store metrics, and therefore they should have already investigated these outliers.
And even before these apps became "successful", they should have gone through some review process. Clearly they were not reviewed at all.
Apple iCloud fraud team doesn't communicate sufficiently or at all with Apple App Store fraud team, because the losses are seen as chump change or due to organizational friction. App gains traction in App Store due to high revenues and low complaints.
Eventually someone not-tech-savvy will download it and complain. Then, maybe, it will get taken down. Or if someone writes a popular blog post about it.