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After several iOS developers reported Apple warned them it would remove a number of their apps, Apple has confirmed and clarified its policy about removing outdated apps from the App Store. The policy

Apps that haven't been updated in 3 years are being removed from the App Store by Apple. Developers are trying to explain to the company why that's a bad idea.

Tech giant Apple, which has been removing apps that no longer receive updates, has clarified that outdated apps are being removed from the App Store as nobody was downloading them.Apple said that developers of apps that have not been updated ...

New Delhi: Apple is expected to take action against apps that are no longer receiving updates. According to The Verge, Apple told impacted developers in an email titled "App Improvement Notice" that it will delete applications from the App Store if they haven't been "updated in a considerable length of time" and gave them only 30 days to repair them.

Tech giant Apple, which has been removing apps that no longer receive updates, has clarified that outdated apps are being removed from the App Store as nobody was downloading them.

Apple is telling developers that if they want to keep outdated apps on its App Store, those apps need to get a minimum number of downloads.

Apple said these apps were removed since they are not updated and downloaded by users. Several developers have raised concerns over Apple sending them an email and threatening their apps to be removed from the App Store, citing that they had not been updated in a "significant amount of time.

Creators pray they dont alter it any further

Developers will have 30 days to submit an update to keep their apps on the App Store

Developers will have 30 days to submit an update to keep their apps on the App Store