AI-Generated Apps Are Turning Apple's App Review Into a Nightmare for Synth Developers
anigbrowl · hn · 2026-11-13
Synth Anatomy reports that the surge of AI-generated apps is turning Apple's App Store review process into a nightmare for synth developers. Mass-produced AI-built clone audio apps are flooding the review queue, getting legitimate synth apps repeatedly rejected, misclassified, or stuck for long periods. The piece details the practical plight of developers and how Apple's review pipeline is failing to cope with AI-generated content at scale.
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