Apple released the iOS 10.3 earlier this week and brought some notable changes that would affect iOS developers and the way they interact with users. The changes also affect the way developers name their apps, before submitting them to the App Store.
Apple will no longer allow developers to promote the price of their applications in the app names and screenshots submitted to the App Store. For the past month, Apple started blocking submissions to the App Store or Mac App Store if the metadata contains pricing details.
The measure isn’t new, considering that Apple mentioned in its overview of App Store product pages the fact that developers shouldn’t use the “Free” moniker in their app title. Some iOS app develo… (read more)
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