You're right, but this is more or less what I was trying to address with the last part of my comment.
Yes, this is far from proof. But Apple has done stuff like this constantly since the iPhone SDK was first released. At some point, it becomes reasonable to stop giving them the benefit of the doubt, and assume that there's a good chance something bad is going on, just like the last thousand times.
If they roll it back, great! I imagine being called to task for a stupid decision will help make that happen.
Yes, this is far from proof. But Apple has done stuff like this constantly since the iPhone SDK was first released. At some point, it becomes reasonable to stop giving them the benefit of the doubt, and assume that there's a good chance something bad is going on, just like the last thousand times.
If they roll it back, great! I imagine being called to task for a stupid decision will help make that happen.