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Sonny

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Quote from: jboss on February 03, 2014, 01:44:02 PM

I wrote up an IOS app to allow trading on Mt.Gox via their API.

Apple told me, no trading allowed but I could get the app published if I took that function out.

Is there a point in doing that?

Anyone got any advice?

Thanks.

Just as GAML mentioned, you need to add more functionality to your app, and make it for android.
Good luck for your app.

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Quote from: Kiki112 on February 04, 2014, 11:00:16 AM

you should of made an android version intead of an apple one Undecided

YEAH! I agree. Just go with android first, then we'll see in the future if apple will be open to accept bitcoin Wink

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Quote from: jboss on February 03, 2014, 01:44:02 PM

I wrote up an IOS app to allow trading on Mt.Gox via their API.

Apple told me, no trading allowed but I could get the app published if I took that function out.

Is there a point in doing that?

Anyone got any advice?

Thanks.

Sooner or later I am sure apple would accept bitcoin like the rest of the world...

Kiki112

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you should of made an android version intead of an apple one Undecided

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Quote from: GAML on February 03, 2014, 04:07:43 PM

Quote from: Rub3n on February 03, 2014, 03:44:12 PM

Apple is just not being so open to new things as they publish they are. Maybe because it prevents hipster kids buying BTC from their parents creditcard cus they all got that white ipad/phone Cry

LOL yes that could be. Like all the news stories of children who have been buying coins on free to play games from their parents phone or ipad Cheesy

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/jan/12/parents-children-in-app-purchases

""My first thought was that my account had been hacked, but when I went on to my Apple account I saw £160-worth of Smurf Village credits," Brown said."

That must be one hell of a Smurf Village Cheesy

costum paint on those blue fuckers

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Quote from: Rub3n on February 03, 2014, 03:44:12 PM

Apple is just not being so open to new things as they publish they are. Maybe because it prevents hipster kids buying BTC from their parents creditcard cus they all got that white ipad/phone Cry

LOL yes that could be. Like all the news stories of children who have been buying coins on free to play games from their parents phone or ipad Cheesy

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/jan/12/parents-children-in-app-purchases

""My first thought was that my account had been hacked, but when I went on to my Apple account I saw £160-worth of Smurf Village credits," Brown said."

That must be one hell of a Smurf Village Cheesy

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Apple is just not being so open to new things as they publish they are. Maybe because it prevents hipster kids buying BTC from their parents creditcard cus they all got that white ipad/phone Cry

GAML

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Apple pulled Coinbase's app from the store for the same reason. No trading allowed. MT.Gox has an app on Android; I guess Google are more supportive of innovation. If that means that there would be no use for you app on android because MT.Gox have an app perhaps you could create and app that allows trading across multiple sites. Like a one stop shop for all of the most credible trading sites......if that is possible. Sorry I am not a programmer Embarrassed

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Apple is scared of bitcoin and scared any trading failures will come back on them.

Could you create one for android instead? Then users could side-load the app to avoid any google interference.

jboss

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I wrote up an IOS app to allow trading on Mt.Gox via their API.

Apple told me, no trading allowed but I could get the app published if I took that function out.

Is there a point in doing that?

Anyone got any advice?

Thanks.

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