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Every year in June, Apple hosts a huge conference in Northern California called the Worldwide Developers Conference or W.W. D.C.

Good morning.

This is one of the biggest moments of the year.

This is Apple basically saying, hey, this is our big software roadmap for the next year or so well also

hinting at the hardware it's planning for the fall of course it's also where

developers learn to build new apps with the latest technologies which drives Apple's

growing services revenues.

So Mark, we're giving you an episode of Decrypted to preview this year's W.W. D.C.

What do you have for us?

Thanks, Brad.

Well, today I'm going to give you an even earlier peak

into what's coming at the conference and take you inside the key App Store

approval process with Philip Shoemaker. He used to run Apple's App Store

Review Department and play a role in some of the WWC conferences.

He left Apple a few years ago and he's now the CEO of a security company called Identity.com.

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