On Dec 13, 2013, at 2:50 AM, Matthijs Hollemans <mail@hollance.com> wrote:
> One reason why I will be rolling my own at some point is that it allows me to send back data to the app in the same HTTP request. Specifically, configuration data that allows you to change the behavior of the app remotely.
>
> For example, turning ads on or off, changing the types of ads that are displayed, A/B testing, sending a message to the user the next time they open the app,
I agree that people tend to over-react to microscopic issues such as the (in-the-past) use of the UDID to remotely register how often an app was opened, etc. But if I got a message from the app developer when I opened an app, there's a strong possibility that it would seriously creep me out. You need to be careful with this sort of thing.
Doug
dougdawson@mac.com
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