Speaking as an iOS developer, you do not screw with the fruit.<p>&gt; Developer learns iOS
&gt; Developer uses private APIs (which is neither easy, or allowed per the terms they agreed to)
&gt; Developer sends in app for approval, is rejected for above because duh
&gt; Developer whines on the Internet and gets a bunch of people angry at Apple, who likely will not change.<p>You know I feel the need to point out that Apple doesn&#x27;t lock us out of code to be mean, they do it because it ensures their devices don&#x27;t suck, because we as developers do not have access to the system level things that can make them suck.