The game emulator named “iGBA” published on the App Store was removed due to violating Apple policies. Allegedly, the application was full of both imitators and ads.
In a news we shared with you recently, US-based technology giant Apple, game emulators Since it started bringing it to the App Store we mentioned. One of those applications was iGBA. The company released the application on the App Store shortly after. lifted.
According to the statement made by Apple, the reason for the removal of the application from the App Store was due to its publishing policy. regarding spam and copyright violation of sections. Actually, this situation is not surprising. Because iGBA is a software called GBA4iOS. it was a copy.
He rose to the top in a short time
The emulator, which was removed from the App Store, gave users a gameboy emulator It aimed to serve as As such, it became popular in a short time and rose to the top. However, users shared various posts on social media and commented on both the GBA4iOS similarity and the application’s because it’s full of ads They complained.
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While all this was happening, From GBA4iOS developer A statement regarding the issue has been made. In the statement made by developer Riley Testut, it was stated that he did not allow such a thing, but did not allow the copycat application to rise to the top. cannot be prevented was expressed. There was no statement from the iGBA front.