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App Store Not Approving The Updated Version of TweetDeck

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Iphone App store is notorious for rejecting apps that don’t meet the requirement, but this is the first time where an ultra popular app is finding it difficult to make its way back in.

When TweetDeck released their updated version (v 1.1) on November 6th, it had a number of bugs that made the app crash for a number of users. The app quickly disappeared from the app store. TweetDeck support team claims that they took it down while some blogs state that they were kicked out.

Anyways, they fixed the bugs and re-submitted the app within a couple of hours but the app still hasn’t been approved after 4  whole days. Is Apple being extra cautious?

Note that this issue doesn’t affect the users who are still using the older version of TweetDeck on their iPhones.

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  1. Pallab
    November 10th, 2009 at 9:27 am #

    Well, this is still somewhat understandable (since Tweetdeck shouldn’t have released a buggy build in the first place).
    But have a look at this: http://www.tomrichmond.com/blog/2009/11/09/apple-rejects-my-caricature-app/

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