
How app stores decide what you can install
App stores decide through published rulebooks, human review, malware scans, and removals. Apple reviewed 9,100,620 submissions in 2025 and rejected 2,093,244, and most rejections were technical, not moral.

App stores decide through published rulebooks, human review, malware scans, and removals. Apple reviewed 9,100,620 submissions in 2025 and rejected 2,093,244, and most rejections were technical, not moral.

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