Ghoul
Member
Regardless of whether someone agrees with this app or not, all he's doing is putting freely available test reports in one place for a couple of bucks.
There are dumb apps charging a small fee for the convenience of accessing public domain info that can be found for free all over the app store.
Ratting out this guy for "Illegal activities" will cause this user grief, a ban from the store at least, and could bring LE scrutiny on him if Google makes a referral, as they say they reserve the right to when illegal activity is discovered.
Why? Because he caused annoyance?
Because he "stole" some precious irrelevant tests of @Spaceman Spiff's dealer's inventory that are only useful for historical curiosity now? Anyone can post copies of them onto reddit. They're on an open forum. They're not copyrighted (maybe you should do that if you don't want them copied).
All this has done, besides the impact on this user, is potentially bring scrutiny to other AAS apps in the store, which are just as guilty of "facilitating illegal drug use".
Maybe next time think twice before ratting out to intentionally get someone in real world trouble, bringing negative attention onto AAS related apps, for the petty reason they simply annoyed you and in a spiteful fit of anger filed a report.
There are dumb apps charging a small fee for the convenience of accessing public domain info that can be found for free all over the app store.
Ratting out this guy for "Illegal activities" will cause this user grief, a ban from the store at least, and could bring LE scrutiny on him if Google makes a referral, as they say they reserve the right to when illegal activity is discovered.
Why? Because he caused annoyance?
Because he "stole" some precious irrelevant tests of @Spaceman Spiff's dealer's inventory that are only useful for historical curiosity now? Anyone can post copies of them onto reddit. They're on an open forum. They're not copyrighted (maybe you should do that if you don't want them copied).
All this has done, besides the impact on this user, is potentially bring scrutiny to other AAS apps in the store, which are just as guilty of "facilitating illegal drug use".
Maybe next time think twice before ratting out to intentionally get someone in real world trouble, bringing negative attention onto AAS related apps, for the petty reason they simply annoyed you and in a spiteful fit of anger filed a report.
I'm simply testing how well it works on Google Play before making it available to Apple users. Unfortunately, it seems like some people here are more focused on spreading hate than sharing knowledge.
