reyno7771: As the notes on our other post mention, nothing is removed by the update. If you bought the $3 in-app purchase, that functionality remains when you update.

App Store purchasers should be (but definitely are not) aware that developers have no ability to issue refunds, nor any sales information. We don't know who purchased, we can't talk to our purchasers, and we can't provide them with refunds. Unfortunately, Apple controls all of that, and their policy has always been "No Refunds".

Kristian Matthews: As noted above, the functionality remains when updating. I can't say I understand why this lowers our reputation in your eyes though, and I'd like to. You indicate that you see this isn't our fault, yet it seems like you'd have us do something differently - what, exactly?

We have no control over what Apple has done here, nor the ability to do anything to refund the purchasers. The way Apple runs the App Store, we can't even tell who they were. We're deeply disappointed by their decisions, but like you, we don't have any degree of control here.

Disappointed.: We're disappointed too, there's no question about it. Apple hasn't left us with a lot of options though. As far as comped versions, we don't have any way of know who the folks are who purchased the feature in Airfoil Speakers Touch - Apple never provides us with purchaser info.

As far as "the app to replace that key functionality", that's not really what Airfoil is. This is simply a less-than-ideal workaround to replace functionality removed at Apple's behest - we're certainly not pitching it as a recommended purchase. Further, most users of Airfoil Speakers Touch already own Airfoil.

And again, that functionality remains if you already bought the $3 in-app purchase.

Bailor: No name-calling, please. I've edited your comment.