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>> AH, if that is the case, then there is hope.  If you could modify things so that only the official site could supply "content" then perhaps the policy can be circumvented...
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> Not really. Apple wants to ensure that the behavior they test is the same as the behavior the users see. So no "active content" download.
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> Typical apps do not download code, they are only updated when a new version gets released (and each new version is tested again by Apple).
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> In that sense John's other apps are fine, they are just an executable written in a mix of C and Objective-C, plus a fixed datafile we usually call "image".

This is exactly what I was wondering... What is a C application nowadays :)
Still I think that the message from apple is blurring their image.
Stef