published 06 Jul 2012
Earlier this week, an error in Apples DRM code generation for App Store apps caused a number of app updates to crash on launch. The issue, initially reported by Instapaper developer Marco Arment, began spreading to more than 100 iOS and Mac app ...
Although Apple quietly fixed the problem on their end that led to numerous corrupt app updates being sent out to customers, the after effects continued to plague app developers who had been bitten by the bug in the form of one-star App Store ...
Apple Removes Negative Reviews Caused By DRM Bug is a post by Shawn Ingram from Gotta Be Mobile.Yesterday the Apples App Stores were hit with a serious FairPlay DRM bug that corrupted app updates, rendering the apps useless. Apple fixed the problem,...
Good news for titles affected by Apples just-squashed DRM bug: the Cupertino company is removing all one-star reviews left as a direct result of the error, which caused popular apps like Instapaper, GoodReader, and Angry Birds Space to crash upon ...
Apple has begun removing negative app reviews from apps that were affected by the bug that caused updates to crash last weekMore than 100 apps were affected by the problem, which was caused by an error in Apples DRM code generation for App Store ...
In a retrospective measure to restore balance to some apps affected by a DRM bug that would render them unusable, Apple has begun removing negative reviews from App Store apps that have been unfairly discriminated against by users, wiping the slate ...
Following the discovery of an issue causing corrupt App Store downloads to be installed on users devices (and crashing upon launch), Apple has issued a statement to The Loop stating that they have now addressed the issue. “We had a temporary issue ...
Look, Ma, no bad reviews! It looks like Apple has been furiously working behind the scenes the last couple of days, responding to the problem some app updates were having, which was later shown to be an issue with Apples FairPlay DRM and specific ...
Yesterday an App Store issue was brought to Apples attention involving a bug that would make newly updated apps crash upon install. The bug was later found to be a DRM Server Issue, and since then Apple seems to have hidden bad app reviews Many ...
Apple is trying to wrong a right by hiding bad reviews of apps that were affected by a bug in their App Store.Over the Fourth of July holiday, an bug in Apples App distribution system seemed to break many popular apps. App updates like Instapaper, ...
Appagedon is over, for now. Apps are once again being downloaded from Apples app store, theyre working, and all is well in Apples app-dom. Or is it? Maro Arment of InstaPaper first noticed the issue: apps that were recently updated and working ...
Apple has rectified the issue that caused numerous apps to crash after updating, first noted by Marco Arment, the founder of Instapaper. In a statement to The Telegraph, Apple explained the crashes were caused by a server that incorrectly generated ...
Users who updated some apps earlier this week experienced crashing due to a DRM issue. Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired Apple developers received a nasty surprise earlier this week when a botched DRM update ended up crashing apps that users recently ...
Apple quietly fixed the apps affected by corrupt App Store binaries in an interesting way. Rather than remove the 1-star reviews as far as I can tell, theyre all still there it appears that Apple has triggered a reupdate on the affected apps, ...