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Find Rejected Apple iPhone Apps at App Rejections

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Friday, 27th Nov 2009 | Share






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Apple has a pretty secretive and sometimes questionable way of rejecting or approving apps for the iTunes App store. There are more than 100,000 Apps in the app store right now, however there have been countless rejections too.

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App Rejections is a site which aims to track all the rejected Apps that could not make it to the iTunes app store, and lists out reasons for rejections, given out to developers by Apple. Keep track of the site to find out whether some really good apps never made it to the iTunes store.

App Rejections [via DSQ]

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