iFixit says it can no longer offer its iOS mobile app, because Apple has withdrawn the company's app and pulled its developer account.

Apple claimed that it was due to terms and conditions violation. Apparently it is in the developers' terms and conditions that you are supposed to suck up to Apple at all times and never imply that it makes too much mark-up on it goods.

IFixit said that the takedown stems from the popular device teardowns that iFixit conducts on new Apple products, and how they obtain the hardware. The guides depict a piece-by-piece disassembly of a product, in the process providing details on how the devices are assembled and its repair chances.

It is a little strange because sometimes Apple does send products to iFixit. Besides, it is not as if Jobs' Mob did not know what the outfit was doing.

"Not too long ago, we tore down the Apple TV and Siri Remote. The developer unit we disassembled was sent to us by Apple," Wiens explained.

But apparently Apple did not expect iFixit to take it apart, which is a little odd because it is famous for it.

iOS users will now have to access iFixit's repair guides on iFixit's mobile site. Of course android users can still see the iFixit app and laugh when they see how much money they are saving.
Ifixit said the company would not attempt to build another iOS app, others are welcome to build their own apps using the site's content and APIs.

Apparently the iOS app was not playing nice with iOS 9 before it was pulled, so iFixit are not exactly mourning its loss.