With so many apps being submitted for review and potential inclusion over at Apple, something has got to give. This is of course with reference to the controversial review and approval scheme of apps made available over at the app store to which some developers find a way to squirm their way into temporary success. However there are many eyes looking and fortunately one had the guts to call the attention of Apple to some disturbing apps from developer Molinker. As it turns out, Molinker has been submitting apps with fake reviews to build on its credibility. Molinker had over 1,000 iPhone applications approved. However, all those applications have been removed and all traces of Molinker is a thing of the past. The moral of the story is “Cheaters Never Prosper!”

(Source) Mobile Crunch

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