The League dating app review Internet

Interesting insights, Anthony. Thank you, I will contact Apple soon to ask if a developer is allowed to put almost all the users on a wait list while keeping their personal information and without saying this in the App Store.

In any case, as I said, the vast majority of the women (or female accounts, because we don't know if they are real) doesn't talk at all, so the app is useless anyway. My advice: don't waste your time! There are many more apps, where you can actually chat and get to know people.

Last but not least, I came across several profiles who blatantly said they were in an "open relationship", looking to "have fun". Since the app is supposed to be used by singles only, why are these people not on the wait list? Being in an "open relationship" doesn't mean being single. But maybe these accounts were fake too. What a joke.

Apparently the owners of this app "admit" the users that they like and "put on a wait list" the users that they don't like. Since almost nobody can actually use this dating service just because the owners didn't admit them, the app violates the App Store review guidelines and I agree with Mark that it should be removed.

• "We have over a million Apps in the App Store. If your App doesn't do something useful, unique or provide some form of lasting entertainment, or if your app is plain creepy, it may not be accepted."
• "If you attempt to cheat the system (for example, by trying to trick the review process, steal data from users, copy another developer's work, or manipulate the ratings) your Apps will be removed from the store and you will be expelled from the developer program."

The app gets Facebook&LinkedIn data from users immediately, and then tells them that they are on a wait list. Almost all of them will be on the wait list for ever. It sounds like a scam.

Interestingly, "The League" does not support Android and the app is not in Google Play. Maybe the app was rejected?

Update: after I wrote here, they wrote again (LOL) saying they could "place me back in" — too bad nobody asked them to place me back in — if I sent them some documents. I replied that I don't send anything to a person who doesn't even say who they are.

For Mark: yes, come to think of it, the app gets all your personal data but most users are not allowed to use the app itself. This mechanism is perfect if some spammer or scammer wants to collect addresses or other personal information, or install malware. Not downloading the app is much better, since in any case almost all the women — assuming they are real — never talk.

This app should be removed from the App store. Its creator Amanda Bradford introduces herself as an "alpha female" (!!??) in her only LinkedIn posting and uses your personal information without letting you use the app. I was put on a waitlist too and after eight months I am still there. Too bad the description in the App store doesn't say that you can't use the app after installing it. However, it is mandatory to send them both your Facebook data and your LinkedIn data. What a scam.

PS: google Amanda Bradford's post "I'm not an elitist, just an alpha female" for a laugh. Ridiculous.