By Ronan Shields

Been Choice, an ad blocker whose fortunes have reflected the attitude of the ever-evasive Apple towards in-app ad blocking, has confimed that it has (yet again) been ousted from the App Store, leaving questions over the iPhone manufacturer’s policies on the matter.

Been Choice yesterday (11 Jan) circulated an email claiming that Apple has terminated its developer account, claiming the latest iteration of its app contravenes Section 3.2(f) of the Apple Developer Programme License Agreement, which requires that apps do “not interfere with Apple services, business practices, intended use of the App Store, B2B programme, etc.”

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Source: The Drum