Well, I agree. Full disclosure is the only way to gain customer trust. The fact that an app can record screen interaction IS NOT BAD in itself. We have used this kind of feedback mechanism over the years, on customer activation only of course, to gain valuable insights into how a program is used.
For instance if you knew a feature is used 1% of the time, then you know not to invest time or money to develop or expand the feature, OR, you know that a feature needs to be improved. If you know a feature is used 99% of the time then you make sure you don't break it or enhance it to continue.
However, of course, if this data was captured without consumer consent then these apps should clearly be removed until they conform to a privacy policies that Apple's platform demand.
But I am SO TIRED of the FUD about all this, and Apple assuming that data gathering is automatically nefarious and bad. I am sure MOST of the apps involved were only using this data to gain insight as to how the customer uses their apps, and I don't see how this data is a violation of privacy or could be used in nefarious ways. The automatic guilty until proven innocent approach Apple is taking is not appropriate, not at all.
Customer feedback is an important tool that app developers can and should use to ensure they delivery the best product or service possible, and of course that should be explicitly asked of the user if they want to participate, but systematically criminalizing data feedback because Apple wants to discredit their competition and spread FUD and use Gestapo like tactics against anything that is NOT Apple is the epitome of ANTITRUST!