Dtomorrow I was telling you that the developer of the controversial creation Flappy Bird he was threatened with death after choosing to withdraw the application from App Store, and now how ridiculous things continue to be. After withdrawing the application Flappy Bird from App Store, it seems that iPhones that have the game installed have started to become much more expensive, or at least that's what they're trying to suggest an Ebay auction. At first glance, it seems that people are really trying to buy an iPhone with Flappy Bird at the price of $100.000, but upon closer inspection things are a little different.
Practically only a few people submitted multiple bids for the purchase of the terminal and of course we are talking about a simple attempt to draw attention to the game, but the madness behind it is as "fascinating" as can be. To be honest, it's hard to understand why such a title benefits from so much attention from people, but its story demonstrates how fragile the App Store title listing system is and how easily the whole world can be manipulated.
