14.03.2016 13:11 Uhr, Quelle: 9to5Mac

Phil Schiller responds to developer complaints about App Store algorithms broken since at least 2013

Complaints that Apple’s App Store algorithms are broken, often returning nonsensical results for highlighted categories like ‘New’ and ‘Hot,’ have finally caught the company’s attention. Phil Schiller yesterday responded to tweeted complaints by Mozilla’s Lisa Brester and Screenshot++ developer Wesley Dyson. App Store editors, you had one job https://t.co/uLLOuXTDvb — Lisa Brewster (@Adora) March 12, 2016 Both drew attention to the fact that highlighted app categories in Canada and other countries (th0ugh seemingly not the U.S.) were filled with a whole range of similarly-named apps, and that apps whose names put them at the top of alphanumeric sorting remain in the ‘New’ category forever … more…Filed under: AAPL Company, Apps Tagged: App Store, App Store (iOS), App Store bug, Apple Inc, Eddy Cue, Phil Schiller

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