This nonfunctional app hasn't been updated in two years.
In just the last month alone, I probably downloaded at least half a dozen apps for my brand-new iPhone 6S Plus that turned out, upon installation, to either not load, or not function.
Apple should remove records in the App Store database 90 days after the first reviewer notices that any app no longer works.
A "Report as Not Functioning" checkbox in the App Store Reviews section might help expedite this process.
Otherwise, nonworking apps continue to waste time for Apple's customers around the world.
If the developer doesn't respond after six months, Apple should then release the source code as public domain so that others can take the simple steps required to fix outdated but nevertheless useful applications.
If I turn out to be wrong about this particular app, I will revise my review. Nevertheless, as an Apple Developer Connection member myself since 2001, I don't have much patience left for other developers who fail to update their apps, or even their App Store database records.
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