That’s because the app comes with normal control buttons by default. It works just like any other third-party player created for Apple Music and you probably won’t find it in the store as an “iPod Classic simulator”. The app used some tricks to get through the App Store review process, which generally prohibits the use of images from Apple products or interfaces. However, the developers shared in a blog post that they will launch a campaign with the goal of offering the app on the web. Update 12/16: Apple has pulled Rewound from the App Store (via The Verge). Created by Louis Anslow, Rewound transforms your iPhone into an iPod Classic. Although its creator wasn’t sure about releasing it yet due to the Apple review process, another developer came out ahead and managed to get a similar app approved in the App Store.
Recently we covered an iPhone app that simulates the iPod interface.
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