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Are you kidding me???   Goodness gracious... Deleting an app a user paid for, along with all books and annotations, without notifying the user and without the ability to restore them from Apple's side, is "user error"? |
If you'd seen the screen grab, it's a setting in iOS to remove least used apps when running out of space. That setting can be turned off by the user. So leaving it on and having it delete an app you want to keep is user error.
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Nice to see you contradict yourself within a few posts, but if you finally recognize that this is not just a "stupid", but a vile and unethical policy by Apple, that's great. 
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It's a stupid policy to delete apps from the app store that have not been updated in some time but still work no bother on the current iOS. Marvin did not work properly on iOS 16. That is a good reason for Apple to remove it. Would you want to pay for an app to then find that it doesn't work and the author has not updated it in a long time?
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I find that Moon+ Reader Pro is pretty comparable to Marvin – slightly better at this point, I'd say. It still has lots of deficiencies, just like Marvin has them. Moon is dramatically better than Marvin in some key functionality, though, such as annotations syncing (even though Android-only) and themes management.
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I find Moon+ to be a right useless mess.