WiFi Finder applications - Deleted from the App Store
Lately Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), started out increasingly more applications from App StoreApparently without any reason. Latest "victims" who were "expelled" from Apple virtual store applications have been WiFi finder.
One of those applications developers said Tuesday that the reason his application, WiFi-WhereWas removed from sale in the App Store is now "private framework"
We received a very unfortunate e-mail today from Apple stating that WiFi-Where has been removed from sale on the App Store for using private frameworks to access wireless information.
But what constitutes "private framework" was not exactly cleared, although people have tried to explain the term:
That mean they're not private frameworks to be used by third-party developers and Apple can (and likely will) change them at will (thereby likely breaking apps that aren't supposed to be using those frameworks). In many cases, security is the issue. Any developer who decides to use Apple's private frameworks should be aware that they risk App Store rejection or removal of their apps without notice and SHOULD not be surprised if and Event Happens When EITHER.
Holders iPhone and application developers WiFi finder not only hope that the next SDK (Software Developement Kit) will also include these private frameworks to fix this problem.
