Marco Arment pulls his iOS 9 ad blocker Peace from the App Store<article>
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On Wednesday, Marco Arment launched an iOS 9 ad blocker called Peace. But it didn’t bring him enough peace, and so on Friday
he pulled it from the App Store. It’ll keep working for people who already bought it, but he isn’t planning to update it anymore.</p><p>
Anyone interested in a refund can visit
reportaproblem.apple.com. Log in with the Apple ID you use to make purchases, click Apps in the toolbar to filter to just your app purchases, click “Report a Problem” next to your purchase of Peace, and fill out the form.</p><h2>
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This is a surprising move, since Peace had actually taken the No. 1 spot on the App Store’s paid charts. That means for the last 36 hours it had outsold perennially popular apps like Minecraft, Angry Birds, Dark Sky, and Sleep Clock. At $3 a pop (before Apple’s 30 percent cut), Arment must have walked away with a pretty decent chunk of change.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2984865/ios/marco-arment-pulls-his-ios-9-ad-blocker-peace-from-the-app-store.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Marco Arment pulls his iOS 9 ad blocker Peace from the App Store
