Many iOS app developers have recently received a notification from Apple that the app has not been updated for too long, so it will be removed after 30 days, and an update must be submitted within 30 days if it is to remain on the shelf.
A game developer Emilia Lazer-Walker complained on Twitterthe game can be regarded as the existence of a complete object. The free projects she created are not suitable for updating, nor are they suitable for adopting a dynamic service model. Many years ago, they belonged to complete works.
Another game developer, Robert Kabwe, saidApple said it would remove Motivoto, the free-to-play game he released two years ago, which is not cool at all, and the console game, which came out in 2000, is still on sale today, which is an unfair hurdle for indie developers.
Apple announced in 2016 that it would be overhauling the App Store, requiring developers to improve programs that didn’t work properly, didn’t follow the latest specs, or haven’t been updated for compatibility in too long, or remove them.
The latest move is also part of Apple’s App Store Improvements, though Apple didn’t say how long it would take to receive a warning if it hasn’t been updated.