BS needs to be countered with rejection.

If Apple finds out they’ll ban your developer certificates and then all installed copies of your app will stop working.

Has this ever happened? Not revoking certificates, which they've certainly done for malware or e.g. iOS "signing services", but because a developer used non-Apple hardware.

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chongli 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I don’t know the answer to that but a quick search shows lots of examples of people complaining that their developer certificate has been revoked, demonstrating a willingness by Apple to revoke certificates if they believe the developer violated their terms of service. I doubt Apple would go out of their way to include language in the agreement that binds developers to their own sanctioned platform if they didn’t intend to enforce it.

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admax88qqq 2 hours ago | parent [-]

I would wager all of those are distributing malware.

	▲	chongli 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I would take that wager. I highly doubt Apple’s revocation team has a 0% false positive rate.