Is it common for Apple to sell apps that don't work or work incorrectly

Is it common for Apple to sell apps that don't function properly or have bugs? It’s quite an amusing question. I recently purchased an app that has been malfunctioning—when the metadata is removed, the app corrupts the file. The app costs around £15, which is about the coffee and a piece of cake. What I find most surprising, however, is Apple's unusual approach to this issue.

Faulty apps are being sold, which undermines trust in the Apple team. Additionally, the tone of Apple's response resembles conversations from the deep slavery era. I expect at least an explanation, especially since we are not discussing a significant amount of money here.

Apple should respect consumers in real or pretend more.

Conclusion: there are limits to everything.

Application purchased on 5 October 2024. 7 October Apple's response -If there is no refund, explain why or provide a well-working app. What is the quality of the app you are selling? Is it safe for the user?