Top Mac app store dev abuses free with in-app purchase for bait-and-switch apps
Yesterday my friend was trying to take pulse ox measurements on his Apple Watch. After searching on the web, he downloaded an app called Blood Oxygen App, [1] which costs $20/yr. It didn't work without a subscription, it seemed, so he asked me for help. I figured out that the Apple Watch comes with a built-in app called Blood Oxygen (no "App" at the end) that does this for free.<p>I can't believe Apple let this through their review process. Think of how much money they've made by fooling people into thinking their app is the official Apple app.<p><a href="https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blood-oxygen-app/id1541992656" rel="nofollow">https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blood-oxygen-app/id1541992656</a>