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<blockquote data-quote="pm-r" data-source="post: 1623325" data-attributes="member: 175845">It seems that you and Mike Bombich the developer of Carbon Copy Cloner have a different attitude to the situation, as do many other developers it seems. Bottom line their applications just don't meet Apple's rules or conditions:<a href="https://bombich.com/kb/ccc4/why-isnt-ccc-on-mac-app-store" target="_blank">https://bombich.com/kb/ccc4/why-isnt-ccc-on-mac-app-store</a>&quot;We would love to add the Mac App Store as a distribution channel for CCC, but there are certain classes of applications that do not meet the policy requirements imposed by Apple. Unless Apple changes these policies, you will never see a utility that can make a bootable backup of OS X on the Mac App Store. You can send Apple some feedback about this policy, but judging from the absence of the Mac App Store from Apple's Feedback page, and Apple's pertinacious position on this matter, we don't anticipate a change in this policy.&quot;My point with the App Store and their paid upgrades, they are always it seems full version price, yet those who purchase directly via the developer are often and usually provided an upgrade discount. At least that has been my experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pm-r, post: 1623325, member: 175845"] It seems that you and Mike Bombich the developer of Carbon Copy Cloner have a different attitude to the situation, as do many other developers it seems. Bottom line their applications just don't meet Apple's rules or conditions: [url]https://bombich.com/kb/ccc4/why-isnt-ccc-on-mac-app-store[/url] [I] "We would love to add the Mac App Store as a distribution channel for CCC, but there are certain classes of applications that do not meet the policy requirements imposed by Apple. Unless Apple changes these policies, you will never see a utility that can make a bootable backup of OS X on the Mac App Store. You can send Apple some feedback about this policy, but judging from the absence of the Mac App Store from Apple's Feedback page, and Apple's pertinacious position on this matter, we don't anticipate a change in this policy.[/I]" My point with the App Store and their paid upgrades, they are always it seems full version price, yet those who purchase directly via the developer are often and usually provided an upgrade discount. At least that has been my experience. [/QUOTE]

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