All 500 + reviews removed from App store

[Byrd Mcdonald]

That anyone can defend apple right now is an amazing bit of evidence that Mac fanboys lack critical thinking skills. Small business owner with shop built on fcp, this makes me question apple to the degree that I can see myself leaving the platform entirely.

Byrd McDonald

[Peter Blumenstock]

Hate to say this after almost 20 years on the Mac platform but, Byrd, your making a pretty valid statement there.

[Rocco Rocco]

Gone for me too. CUSTOMER REVIEWS Current Version (0) All Versions (0) but the ratings counter remains with 561 (270 are one star).

[Chris Kenny]

[Byrd Mcdonald] “That anyone can defend apple right now is an amazing bit of evidence that Mac fanboys lack critical thinking skills.”

So are you claiming the App Store wasn’t full of factually inaccurate reviews, or are you claiming it was unreasonable of Apple to object to factually inaccurate reviews?

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[Peter Blumenstock]

Which is why they had to delete all of them, right. In the US, the UK, Canada, Germany etc., because there too all reviews are gone.
Seriously, here we have a company that cannot even accept negative feedback from its customers.

[Stefan Buhrmester]

They just removed all reviews from the German App Store too.

Our App Store is currently at:
5: 22
4: 7
3: 9
2: 4
1: 48

[Nicolas Duchon]

Same in france too, reviews vanished a few hours ago.

5 stars : 18
4 stars : 1
3 stars : 2
2 stars : 5
1 star : 17

[Andrew Corneles]

Amen to leaving the platform, at this point i’m wondering if they’ll stop making mac pro’s altogether. this could definitely start the process.

[Chris Kenny]

[Peter Blumenstock] “Which is why they had to delete all of them, right. “

They appear to have disabled them (no new ones are showing up), not deleted them, presumably so they didn’t have to keep policing them on an ongoing basis.

[Peter Blumenstock] “Seriously, here we have a company that cannot even accept negative feedback from its customers.”

There’s a big difference between accepting negative feedback, and letting your own store become a vehicle for misinformation about your product.

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[Stefan Buhrmester]

Wow the french seem to love the new release! 😉

Haha. Everything is relative.