Dave's iOS Apps

MyLibraryList Privacy Policy

By dave on January 6, 2019 10:22 PM

I need to have a Privacy Policy, and here it is:

Right now, any data you have in my apps is stored on the device only, nowhere else. It is not shared with anyone, backed up anywhere, not given to any government agencies or political campaigns or used to make any kind of humourous memes.

It's a list of books, stored only on your device.

MyLibraryList 1.2.5 now live on the App Store

By dave on December 1, 2015 3:15 PM

This update features some minior bugfixes and updates for iOS 9.0.

Download My Library List from the App Store now!

Review of MyLibraryList Free on CNET and other places

By dave on May 26, 2014 4:47 PM

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My Library List 1.2.0 now available in the App Store

By dave on May 26, 2014 1:40 PM

Good News Everyone!

Version 1.2.0 of MyLibraryList is now available on the iOS AppStore.

This version features Basic Dewey Decimal Code lookup, as well as some bug fixes and stability changes.

Buy it now, MyLibraryList on the App Store.

MyLibraryListFree now in the App Store.

By dave on May 1, 2014 12:59 PM

The Free version of MyLibraryList is now available in the App Store. It's ad supported, with a single iAd in the book list. MyLibraryListFree in the App Store.

My LibraryList 1.1.8 Now available in App Store

By dave on November 5, 2013 10:37 PM

MyLibraryList 1.1.8 is now available. This has been updated for iOS 7.0 and features some other minor bug fixes, mainly related to fixing the screenshots.

My Library List 1.1.7 now Available in App Store

By dave on September 24, 2013 2:07 PM

MyLibraryList 1.1.7 is now available. This has been updated for iOS 7.0 and features some other minor bug fixes.

MyLibraryList v1.1.5 now on App Store!

By dave on October 30, 2012 2:52 PM

MyLibraryList has been updated for iOS 6.0 and the iPhone 5 screen size. It's available on the App Store now!

MyLibraryList v1.1.0 now on App Store!

By dave on July 20, 2012 2:14 PM

A minor update to the MyLibraryList app is snow available for sale on the App Store.

Spammers prowling the iTunes App Store

By dave on June 19, 2012 11:47 PM

There's one thing Apple doesn't tell you when you sign up for an App Store account: Every two bit huckster, scammer, sociopath, SEO-scammer and social media consultant, and vaguely tech informed common criminal (but I repeat myself) will clog your inbox with spurious offers and promises to make you leap up the charts.

The first thing these offers all have in common is that they are keen to point out that they obtained your email address from the app store: "you're not on a list". Well, yes, yes I am on a list. I'm on a list of support addresses for application developers on the App Store. You're just grabbing that list from iTunes and spamming it. What's that you say? "This is business opportunity, not spam!" No, it is Unsolicited Commercial Email. SPAM. SPAMmity, SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM! SPAM with sausage and chips and egg and SPAM.

(Spam is a trademark of Hormel Foods Corporation, but SPAM is unwanted and unsolicited commercial email. No Spiced Pig Shoulders were harmed in the making of this rant.)

The second thing these offers all have in common is that they fail the basic smell test: why should they help you to untold riches for some simple management fee or retainer? Why not help themselves? Why not make an app for themselves and keep the piles of Spanish Doubloons?

Because there is no untold stock of riches there. What they want is what every other scammer preying on insecurity ever wants: to take a fee and tell you that you are a special snowflake and your app/book/work of art will make you millions, but first there's this palm you have to grease and this express fee you have to pay...

So when I get shite like this:

"While browsing your website, we have noticed the impressive set of clientele and the profile of work you carry. We realized that we both are extending services to the same set of brands with our own expertise. So, iTunes Spammer would be interested in entering into a partnership with your reputed company and help the brands to grow bigger using the integrated approach of Mobility."

I know I'm dealing with a base level spammer who deserves nothing but contempt.

Oh, and you know that thing about how email is supposed to be confidential? That's a guideline, it's not a rule. If anyone sends spam, abuse or just plain weird and mockable email to a public address on this site, I reserve the rite to publish it at my sole discretion and by sending any email to the email addresses at this site you are agreeing to this.