Apple deleted more than 10,000 comments overnight

     [summary] Malicious brush list, hiring the Navy's false comments, has become Apple's software store, the disease of the app stores, and Apple has been watching, and began to artificially to clean up false comments.

Malicious brush list, employment of the army of false comments, has become Apple software store in the application of the disease, and according to a number of U.S. technology media reported that Apple has been watching, began to artificially the false comments on the sweep, some bad application, a night of tens of thousands of comments were deleted.

It is well known that the App Store software is so vast that some developers are starting to put their minds to the top of the list, paying for the navy, downloading apps, and making false comments and ratings to quickly improve the rankings and final downloads.

It is reported that Apple's plan for the crackdown has not been announced, the launch date is unknown, but it appears to have started since May.

According to the AppleInsider website, which is concerned about Apple news, the most serious of Apple's overhaul plan is the application developer named Daneco. The company has developed bad apps for "free Good Fonts" (Betterfontsfree), but recently the company found that software was deleted 15,000 of reviews overnight, a move that only Apple can make.

Since May, in some web forums developed by iOS, many developers have commented that their applications have been deleted in large numbers. Of course, none of these complaints openly admit that they are employed by the Navy to make false comments.

In the iOS development community, the brush list is already an open secret. In some free job markets, many developers make public quotes asking the navy to use false downloads and evaluate stars.

It is reported that if you are on the top of the download list, you can give developers tens of thousands of dollars a day to increase revenue.

reported last month that apptentive the company's comments on Apple's App store and Google's play software stores. False comments accounted for 55% of the App Store, and Google Play accounted for only 45%.

According to the survey, the most serious application software categories of false comments are game class, multimedia class and Utility class, respectively. (Dawn)