Swift developer by night, Java developer by day. The guy behind #Flyleaf. I have a background in theology and am currently working on my painting skills.
English or German, he/him.
| Personal Website | https://moehrenzahn.de/en/about |
| Flyleaf Read Later App for iOS and macOS | @flyleafapp |
| Location | Leipzig, Germany |
The App Store rejection saga if finally over. After two more pointless rejection, I got #Flyleaf 2.6 through! Also, the app is now very professional and much official with it's own domain: https://flyleafapp.com
I'm very happy to announce that #Flyleaf update 2.6 is finally available in the #AppStore:
#Tables finally render properly, add #Bluesky threads, import articles from #Readwise Reader, export articles as #Markdown, navigate with a built-in table of contents, and a bunch of other improvements across iOS, iPadOS and macOS. Plus: Fixes for images, videos, reading position, and other pesky paper cuts.
Read all about it on the new Flyleaf website:
"We had a few contacts with Apple on this matter, this I can confirm. But Apple was simply unable to develop interoperability solutions that meet essential EU privacy and security standards.
Instead of trying to find a suitable compliance solution, Apple simply made a request to the European Commission to be exempted from their interoperability obligations under the DMA.
And this for at least 18 months on top of it. Guess what? That's not an option."
They just dropped a press release explaining why they chose not to release the new Siri AI in the EU: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/06/due-to-dma-siri-ai-delayed-in-eu-for-ios-27-and-ipados-27/
Long story short, their argument is "the EU Commission wants us to give any AI system unlimited access to a user's device", "we proposed a technical solution that we would roll out over an 18-month period", and "They said no"
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