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Delete and download it again from the App Store.”

If updating from iTunes, some customers might get a dialog citing error 8324 or 8326.

It may only affect customers in some regions.

Just a split-second of a partial fade to black, then back to Springboard.

It doesn’t even show the Default.png before crashing.

The app crashes immediately on launch, every time, even after a delete and reinstall as long as the corrupt file is being served by the App Store.

On his blog he outlined the characterizations of this issue: Arment concluded the App Store version of his app was corrupt.Īrment noted that this same problem is happening to other apps and not just his. The downloaded app was crashing just like it was for his users. He was unable to reproduce the problem and finally as a last resort downloaded the app directly from the App Store. His app would crash immediately on launch, even after a fresh install.Īrment knew something wasn’t right so he began to do his own troubleshooting. The complaints were all for the same thing. In a blog post yesterday, Arment noticed a flurry of emails and twitter messages moments after the newest version of his app appeared on the App Store. You're a pretty rich guy because you've created two beautiful apps that are almost entirely based on content scraping.Marco Arment creator of the popular app Instapaper discovered an interesting flaw on the App Store.

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If you have any other questions or complaints feel free to reach out to me. Our main business is doing original reporting and writing, sometimes even long form stuff than can be Instapapered. How do you reconcile what Instapaper does with what Business Insider does? (I'm not trying to be antagonistic here, I'm really curious.) The RSS thing is a tiny part of our operation. With your social features you're even trying to cut back on people's need to visit sites at all. You also want to prevent them from serving up the page views they need to survive by making users click on single pageviews or find print outs of articles to get a single pageview.

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After all, Instapaper's core business is scraping full content from media companies and stripping out the ads.

I do find it interesting that you are critical of our company for doing an RSS feed. We just had the automated RSS pull in a few lines. Therefore, I think your tweet about us reprinting your article is misleading, something I know you hate. The tape is a good idea, but so far execution is lacking. We're a startup trying new things, seeing what will work and what won't. The pageviews it generates are pretty minimal (7,983 in a month). The tape is not a core part of our business or our strategy. If you'd like to be removed from it, that's no problem, we can remove you. We're still developing the feature, though. We'd like it to be more popular so we can send traffic to sites, and provide a service to readers. If you're not seeing much traffic from it, it's because the Tape isn't that popular of a feature on our site. Our tape feed sends direct links to your site. When you see parts of your posts on our site it's because we use RSS to create a "Tape" feed that's like any other aggregation service. Sitting here manually copying and pasting entire articles from you. When I read that, it suggests that we're A. Primarily your assertion that we're reprinting your articles. Just wanted to reach out about your criticisms of Business Insider.