Nah, not really. People are lazy. I'm not going to waste time going to a separate payment portal, even if the app is a couple bucks cheaper.
An accountand how will it talk back to Apple to get that game or IAP working? Will it be a code they enter into the App?
Did Apple not create iOS? Why should Epic profit off that?Are you talking about Apple profiting off Epic's creation, I assume?
But if the initial terms of the original contract are judged unlawful or unreasonable, which I thought was what Epic were pushing for the decision on?Yes, they breached the original contract. That's how the law works.
Good. Let it crash. I’ll just buy more. It’ll be back.Stock is crashing.![]()
They also created macos and thankfully they haven’t forced tribute from any app that wants to be installed on it….yet.Did Apple not create iOS? Why should Epic profit off that?
They breached contract and lost. Its not going to be retroactive for what they did/ The judge was really clear during the case Epic went about it the wrong way and planned this out.But if the initial terms of the original contract are judged unlawful or unreasonable, which I thought was what Epic were pushing for the decision on?
So if you run a windows desktop, and want to buy something from amazon, should Microsoft get a cut of every purchase? After all, MS created Windows.Did Apple not create iOS? Why should Epic profit off that?
Hardly, he will be a billionaire if he leaves tonight or in a decade. This isn't some sobering wake up call or even as irritating as getting a parking ticket. It's really nothing to Cook.Something else for Cook to ponder over the weekend. Retirement is looking better day by day...
I'm on the fence on this one.
One the one hand, I think Apple shouldn't be forced to let developers include links to outside payment/account setup options. Seems like Netflix has been just fine bypassing the App Store entirely. Developers have options, even if they might require customers to go through some hoops to use them.
On the other hand, I think it's probably a good/smart business decision for Apple to allow linking. If Apps/developers are already able to offer Apps for free (again, like Netflix) where users can sign up and pay completely outside the Apple ecosystem, I don't think a link built into the app changes a whole lot.
IMO.