After purging the App Store off iPhone apps with sexual content and rejecting apps with “minimal user functionality”, it appears that the Apple App review staff have now been eyeing the Wi-Fi stumbler applications. Folks at Cult of Mac have noted that several Wi-Fi stumblers have now been removed from…

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Apple Bans Wi-Fi Stumbler iPhone Apps – Blames Use Of Private APIs

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