Apple Eco System, Apple Rules.Do things automatically go up or is it down to devs?
Apple Eco System, Apple Rules.Do things automatically go up or is it down to devs?
Steve Era with ping and blaming iPhone signal issues on the consumers 😂😂 classic Steve Era😂😂
Classic Tim era Apple.
Nah, the EU will just force apple to allow side loading, eco system or not. Devs will just ditch the App Store, like they did with macOS where most apps are not on there.Apple Eco System, Apple Rules.
With all his flows he was still so much better than Tim Cook can ever hope to be.Steve Era with ping and blaming iPhone signal issues on the consumers 😂😂 classic Steve Era
Yes, Classic Tim. Responsible for the tax rates and exchange rates worldwide. That's so Tim.Classic Tim era Apple.
The App Store currently have no great new apps, which I understand as iOS and phones have matured. The Mac App Store is just a laughing stock it shouldn’t exist with the “apps” they have now. There is 0.0% value, really…really…sad. Thinking that it now even runs M1/2.Nah, the EU will just force apple to allow side loading, eco system or not. Devs will just ditch the App Store, like they did with macOS where most apps are not on there.
Cause the biggest tech honeypot and others are located in Ireland. Gotta please dem investors and fill that government pot of gold.
- Ireland: Reduction of value-added tax rate on electronic newspapers and periodicals from 9% to 0%
Hmm that’s suspicious, Ireland a reduction, why is that?!
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Because... Ireland lowered its VAT on purchases of electronic newspapers, like it says. Here's their fact sheet on the matter. Perhaps they think it's valuable for people to read newspapers on their devices, and they wanted to drop the VAT from 9% to zero, to encourage that readership.
- Ireland: Reduction of value-added tax rate on electronic newspapers and periodicals from 9% to 0%
Hmm that’s suspicious, Ireland a reduction, why is that?!
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Sounds more like they rolled out a new red carpet for Apple & Co. on request. Now all digital reading media worldwide can be sold through these countries with 0% tax.Because... Ireland lowered its VAT on purchases of electronic newspapers, like it says. Here's their fact sheet on the matter. Perhaps they think it's valuable for people to read newspapers on their devices, and they wanted to drop the VAT from 9% to zero, to encourage that readership.
When the developer is using someone else's storefront and operating system to create a product, the option you spoke of is not an option.It's about time for third-party AppStores and competition.
Should be up to the developer to decide if he wants to increase the price of his app or not.
Not every developer wants to slurp on customers wallet.
Sounds more like they rolled out a new red carpet for Apple & Co. on request. Now all digital reading media worldwide can be sold through these countries with 0% tax.
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Classic Tim era Apple.
Somebody has to pay for the slump in iPhone sales.
If only they didn't try to sell us the last year's device as a new iPhone.
I’m not defending Apple, but realistically how many people will this affect and by how much? These days most paid software that’s actually worth owning is a subscription model.
Also looking forward to seeing what useful apps will be available at 29 cents.
Clearly, you're not a developer. Adjustments always reflect the VAT of the country in question. Developers set application price.It's about time for third-party AppStores and competition.
Should be up to the developer to decide if he wants to increase the price of his app or not.
Not every developer wants to slurp on customers wallet.