App Store Outlaws: 10 Developers Who Fought Apple And Lost
These developers got their apps booted from the App Store--But
not for the reasons you might expect.  Whether it's violating
the Human Interface Guidelines, calling undocumented APIs,
running adult content, or engaging in other sanctioned business,
there are lots of ways to run afoul of Apple's App Store
developer rules. We found 10 odious cases where Apple took
action to allegedly protect users from malicious third parties
(or themselves).  1) Send Me To Heaven  There’s no nudity,
graphic violence, or other things in Send Me To Heaven that
you'd expect to see from a banned app. So why was it banned? The
“game” measures how high a user throws their iDevice in the air
--something Apple is naturally not eager to endorse. Wired
talked with developer Petr Svarovsky, who confirmed that his
goal was to get people to destroy their expensive devices.  The
50-year-old from Prague said he had hoped to have people shatter
as many iPhones as possible. “The origin