Case 2: Apple Guidelines for App Approval
1. Yes, Apple should conduct extensive screening of apps before they are allowed to be sold
on the App Store. This should be done to not only ensure that Apple users have access to
high quality apps, but also to prevent malware attacks.
2. The European Union joined the FTC’s investigation into Apple’s opposition of the use of
Adobe Flash’s software on devices that use the iOS operating system. Even though Apple
loosened its policy toward third party iOS compilers, the FTC continues to scrutinize
3. The guideline is unclear and highly subjective. However, the company does make a
distinction between general freedom of speech and the Apple store: “We view Apps
Case 3: Software Errors Lead to Death
1. Developers should allow themselves additional time in production to ensure the software
is free from defects. Also, when faced with the decision to add more features or conduct