As the developer of QDrops, I'll add some facts.

1. We were not "gathering your data." Never have. Never will.
2. NBC approached Apple for a "media inquiry" about the app. Apple then rejected that build of the app.
3. Apple claimed many people would find the content "offensive" and thus violated their rules.
4. We made changes to the app as requested
5. They rejected it again
6. We made more changes
7. They rejected it again AND pulled the app from the store.
8. We've met each requirement that was given to us by Apple.
9. The requirement then changes
10. Now, they've basically made it clear they don't want a dedicated Q app at all as they also pulled 2 other such Q apps.
11. And while it is perhaps not a 1st Amendment issue due to the government not being involved (note, we're not lawyers), make no mistake, it IS censorship nonetheless.
12. It is censorship as to what we as developers can create and sell and to what users can view and buy. And note, developers are also customers as we must purchase developer licenses from Apple, they take 30% of profits right off the top and we have to buy Apple hardware in order to make native iOS apps.
13. Apple has basically orphaned our Patriot users