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A / B testing views in appstore?

Does anyone have experience in releasing an application that loads another ViewController for the same function using a switch. Thus, 50% of users always use one version, and 50% - another. [There is a good description here] http://littlebigthinkers.com/post/how-to-run-ab-tests-in-ios-apps . This somehow violates Apple TOS.

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It would definitely be nice if two viewcontrollers provide the same functionality. Even if different things were done, you would most likely be fine if users A and B had access to everything, as described in the description and screenshots, etc.
However, you run the risk of confusing your users, so I'll be a little careful. If user A talks to user B about your application or publishes screenshots, etc., you may get confusion or worse complaints and bad reviews.

For example: Why doesn't my application do COOL THING when my copy of mate does?

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, A/B ( , / ), Apple.

- , : https://github.com/mindsnacks/MSActiveConfig

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Arise.io provides a framework that does A / B testing for iOS, so I'm sure Apple is “good” with this practice, even if it's not official.

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Appiterate has a WYSIWYG editor for testing A / B different screen versions for iOS and Android.

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