I eagerly await the return of the app.
That's the thing: these scam removals never return. New scams arise, but the specific removed apps don't.
You speak of evidence, so show me even one example of a publicized scam app that was removed (by "someone") and then returned triumphantly.
> Wrong. Often devs announce removal by Apple.
Wrong. Legitimate developers announce removal by Apple. Scam developers never announce removal by Apple. In fact, scam developers are almost always anonymous, so where would you even find their announcements? Go ahead and find the announcements of "Parvati Patel". I'll wait here.
> Inference requires evidence. None has yet been shown.
Wrong. We have plenty of evidence. You're requiring a very specific piece of evidence, an official announcement from someone, but that's never going to occur. It's weird to even call it "inference" when your evidence for X is simply someone asserting X. (Moreover, theoretically, either Apple or the developer could be lying, so where's your evidence that they're not?)
