Apple’s secret iPhone developer agreement goes public
News — By FTR News on March 10, 2010 at 8:26 am
The first rule of the iPhone developer program is: You do not talk about the iPhone developer program.
Before you create software for the iPhone, Apple demands that you sign away a laundry list of rights, including the ability to sell rejected apps through other channels, the ability to sue Apple for more than $50 (in the US, that is), and the ability to reverse-engineer or modify the iPhone or its SDK — and even the right to talk about your agreement with Apple.
The iPhone Developer Program License Agreement (.pdf) spells out all these requirements and more. Previously secret, the agreement has been acquired and published with the help of the Freedom of Information Act.
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