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Updated: Another Direct Bluetooth Control App Has Been ‘Approved’ In The Form Of Bluetooth Manager
Another guerrilla app with a functionality that is supposedly forbidden by Apple has slipped through the cracks and made its way to the App Store. A couple of weeks ago, Bluetooth OnOff was released. It’s an app that would have easily gone unnoticed if not for its ability to easily turn the Bluetooth function on or off on an iOS device. Apparently, it entailed the use of private APIs to directly command Bluetooth toggling. This level of control turned out to be something that is prohibited by Apple in its...
Published By: appadvice - Wednesday, 2 May, 2012
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