Hackulous ：在破裂的Apps之后的原因，并且他们如何影响开发员

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Posted August 5, 2010 at 8:54pm by iClarified · 50421 views

从Hackulous的不满分子解释在破裂的iOS应用之后的原因和他们的对应用开发员的作用在TorrentFreak的一个客户条款上。

您能朝向TorrentFreak 要读整个条款或读一些下面显示…

在2008年， Apple揭幕App存储，开发员的一个虚拟市场能通过一条Apple控制通道出售他们的应用。从期初，其中一个此存储关键缺少功能是一项试用服务，甚至退款政策。考虑许多竞争对手产品多年来有这些制度，一些会盼望他们由Apple无疑使用, 二年后在2010个人由子质量应用仍然骗取。 iPhone “崩裂了从的人想法”开始的app场面能对试用apps在下沉他们的货币之前到他们; 考虑的特别有用和受欢迎的执行在Apple的App存储的这样很大数量的apps是无意义的，发展不充分，定价过高，和与欺骗的说明对启动。

不满分子存在“显示出的三重要详细资料，活动Hackulous的品牌不造成同样多故障，象Dev小组和所有的人可能认为”。

1. 使用我们的服务的大多海盗如此，因为他们不可能采购应用。其中一名Dev小组的著名队员， planetbeing，描述了使用我们的软件的海盗 “主要地在货币是缺乏的他们早期的十几岁和时间是丰富的.” 因为这些用户从未有所有意图或功能采购应用破裂的版本是否是可用的, 这些apps开发员比什么他们相信他们极大是丢失的较少是给这些人。

2. 我们的海盗的另一个部分是有采购iPhone apps的功能的那些人，但是不是欲望。这些海盗“不典型地需要”对自由的任何特殊申请，他们想要可能为他们提供招待的某一级别的任何应用. 他们非常不做出在采购或盗版软件A，然而相当做出选择之间的选择在盗版软件之间A或B。因此，利润丢失归因于海盗此部落被过高了估计; 这些海盗不会无论如何分叉在他们的货币，他们会继续前进。

3. 三百万个设备运行我们的软件， Installous，下载和安装破裂的iPhone apps。使用这些设备的人员是可能采购另一个设备的Apple客户，购买新的Apple产品或者把他们的朋友介绍给Apple。我指明前面，比他们更实际上使用我们的服务对试用iPhone应用帮助Apple的人员损害了它….

4. 海盗行为也帮助显示应用在质量，很象音乐海盗行为帮助艺术家和范围获得更多宣传。没有破裂的app站点喜欢apptrackr，估计很多的应用在App存储的坑将留给在240,984 apps的其余的之中(在最后计算)可用。仅名列前茅100自由和有偿的apps和在20种风格中的每一种的名列前茅10自由和有偿的apps，总结对600 apps，获得所有严重的通知单。很大数量的apps只获得享受从人员的识别在开发员的影响力之内。然而时，当他们在apptrackr被安置他们显示在广泛的听众组成百万唯一访客每月…

告诉我们在备注什么您认为他的变元。破裂的apps是否是trialing应用一个合法的方式？

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Agustín Vásquez H - August 7, 2010 at 2:16pm

I can afford buying apps, in fact I have done that, but I live in Santiago, Chile and buying gift cards over eBay to some one in the US wait to arrive and then to use it to buy Apps in iTunes it's really more work and time demanding that just Jailbreak and simply use Apptrackr. These sites are a SALVATION in countries without a App store or a reduced version of it like in Chile. UP FOR HACKULOUS!!!

Crackhead - August 7, 2010 at 9:30am

I use cracked apps for everything, but i delete the when i get bored of apps lol

Giggyman - August 7, 2010 at 12:40am

If it weren't for the vast piracy of Windows 3.11 in the 90s, Microsoft wouldn't be as widely accepted as the PC standard worldwide. In fact, piracy can sometimes be viewed as a form of free advertising, and free testing for security debugging as well.

gazon - August 6, 2010 at 8:23pm

After jailbreak comes Unlock. And this is the only reason why I wish to jailbreak: to get rid of the policy of my carrier and to be able to have other carrier when I am traveling. Otherwise, I have no problem to pay my app.

Name - August 6, 2010 at 1:23pm

So here's where the Android Marketplace is superior to the App Store. Android has a 24 hour app return policy. Most of the hacked apps are so people can try them out before dropping cash into a bad app. If the App Store offered such a return policy, you would see less activity on the hackers side.

Guy E - August 6, 2010 at 12:31pm

I don't agree that the hacking of software has no importance or effect on the developer. Since apps on the tunes store sell for relatively low amounts of money (try to compare to pricing for PSP's, PS3's, Wii's etc..) kids that cannot buy the software or games by themselves could ask for iTunes credit (ITMS cards) to purchase their games. And lets face it for the price of one console game they could get a bunch of iPod touch (or iPhone Games). Regarding issue 2 the fact that those people wouldn't buy the software anyhow doesn't make it right at all! If someone doesn't feel like paying for a twinkie does it give him the right to walk into a 7-11 and leave with a twinkie or another snack without paying? Those pirates are using the software without paying for it. If they don't want to buy it let them use free apps or light versions!! The reasoning itself is not well presented and doesn't make sense! You don't want to buy it don't steal it, plain and simple! The argument in 3 that by recommending the platform or buying more devices (due to piracy)might help Apple on the long run but on the other hand it hurts the developers even more! Basically that trend will add yet another person to use pirated software and take more revenue away from developers! If I see a person using a cool app for free (pirated) what is my incentive to buy that software? This whole train of thinking adds more ammo to Apple strong hold on the app store and the restrictions that are put on developers. BTW I am not a programer or a developer just a person with common sense the arguments presented extremely weak and parallel to "I didn't feel like walking so I jacked the car!" Since I didn't run anyone over no harm is done!!

John - August 6, 2010 at 1:08pm

You are missing the main argument which is that buying apps from the App Store is like buying a new car without being allowed to test drive it, return it, or even confirm its description.

Been taken before - August 6, 2010 at 11:29am

I have looked for specific apps that provide a particular function. A number of times I have read the reviews and reflecting back I swear they must of had their friends all write reviews because the app absolutely sucked. Try before you buy, great idea. Installous - is a by product of the app store business model. Apple can brag all they want about have billions of apps in their store, but how many of them are viable? In my experience i would say 25% are worthy of purchase and the rest should be free. I think what we will see is free apps riddled with iads. Why do some here think jailbreaking and unlocking is piracy?

Name - August 6, 2010 at 1:25pm

I'd even take it down to 10% of useful apps. Plus even though Jobs said that they don't approve apps that crash - what about EA games, or other major developers? Those apps crash all the time and are the most expensive apps in the App Store.

San20176 - August 6, 2010 at 11:19am

This has being a great idea. I like to try this applications fully before buying it. I had purchase tons of useless apps with promises of doing this and that and only to find out that they don't do exactly what they are supposed to do. In this method i had help apple get more costimers since all of my family had purchase and iphone except for obe lil freak who won't let go of her G1. We went fron 1 iphone to 16 iphones in one month. Thanks hackulo i love what your are doing and i also donated so you guys can keep up the good work.

HY - August 6, 2010 at 10:06am

Not sure if many realize this since Apple does not advertise it well but you can actually get a full refund for any app you buy if you return it within 30 days of purchase.

Apps - August 6, 2010 at 10:41am

Exactly how do you go about getting a refund for an app? Can you please give more information as I would like to get a refund for apps that I purchased recently, thanks!

Jeff - August 6, 2010 at 10:47am

PLEASE DO!.. The big reason I use Cracked/Hacked Apps is to see if it will do what I want. I have purchased ALL the APPS I use and delete those I don't or do not work for me. I'd like more detail on a REFUND as this would do fine for me...

ja - August 6, 2010 at 1:19pm

this is not true, there is no refund policy on apps.

Name - August 6, 2010 at 1:27pm

You're mistaking the iphone with apps.

HY - August 6, 2010 at 1:42pm

I'll look for the link later on today and post it but if you go to your iTunes there is a link for it. Look under contact us. I know this because I sell apps and have had a couple of returns.

Jamie - August 6, 2010 at 9:25am

The dev team condemn the pirates yet they put their efforts into jailbreaking and unlocking? How much have developers in the app store lost out because "there's a free app that does the same thing in cydia"? I'm with the pirate on this one!

exposer - August 6, 2010 at 4:38am

how many people here have referrd a friend to cracked apps after they were told that they paid for it? These people would probably buy again before they found out the way to get them for free. Obviously im pro cracked apps, im jus sayin

marco antonio perez castellanos - October 4, 2010 at 11:49pm

no tengo nada ke decir pero espero ke esto sirva hola

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