If nothing else this proves that App Review is mostly security theater, any bad actor can quite easily put in remotely enabled code that they’ll never catch.
In a press FAQ, Epic makes it crystal clear that it is trying to end-run Apple’s policies. Google too, but Apple is the company CEO @TimSweeneyEpic has been complaining about on Twitter for months.
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