Apple “improves” the App Store, won’t flood search results with own apps anymore
pushed a bunch of unrelated apps to the top of results as well. This means that searching for “Music” would have apps like Compass and Find My Friends listed at the top of results as well—which is frankly, unacceptable.
In fact, Philip Schiller, a senior VP who is in charge of the App Store, said that there hasn’t been any underhandedness at all, when it comes to the App Store. They’re maintaining that these results are not altered in any way, other than organic results from the algorithm that ranks these apps in search results. The top-ranking of Apple’s proprietary apps, they say, is down to the generic nature of app names and the popularity of their services.are true, and you had to scroll through 14 of Apple’s different apps to get to 3rd party apps, it’s certainly contradicts what their executives are saying.
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