Ok as Tim said now Developers will have to be invoiced separately by Apple. Either way Apple is getting paid for platform hosting
only until that pesky appstore is busted up. then devs can just sell their app from any store they want.
Ok as Tim said now Developers will have to be invoiced separately by Apple. Either way Apple is getting paid for platform hosting
What? It was a simple question.
As to your question, yes, if Apple was watching everything I did via electronic devices that were forcibly installed in my home, was falsifying news and history, was engaged in endless wars in order to keep itself in power, etc., then I would object.
Like on PlayStation and Xbox for example?only until that pesky appstore is busted up. then devs can just sell their app from any store they want.
So, only when it becomes that extreme. Understood.
I feel like people like to be closed minded when it comes to Apple and what Apple thinks is right. Remember this is nothing different then what you do on your Mac on the web. Paying for Amazon purchases, Netflix, Spotify, buying/ downloading apps on the web, paying bills online etc. This is literally the same thing. It’s like asking Apple to only allow the installation and payments of Apps on Macs exclusively through the App Store. I would switch off Mac in heart beat off Apple ever did that.
Like on PlayStation and Xbox for example?
The difference is that Mac applications typically haven't had "one-click purchases"... spending money with the tap and a glance on digital goodies. Mobile apps and gaming have changed the landscape dramatically with regards to how easy it is to spend real money.
I haven't followed this case closely, but I find it hard to believe that Apple will host and support applications that aren't bringing in some form of revenue for Apple if those same apps are bringing in revenue for the developers. They won't give away the App ecosystem for free. So yes, developers can now direct users to external payment systems for in-app purchases, but what will those same developers pay to Apple for hosting their app? Anyone know?
Like on PlayStation and Xbox for example?
only until that pesky appstore is busted up. then devs can just sell their app from any store they want.
So, only when it becomes that extreme. Understood.
Yes, laws are meant to control bad behavior, but many people would disagree with you on the anti-competitive point. There's nothing competitive about a monopoly.Laws, yes. Laws are meant to control bad behavior. Nothing Apple is doing here is bad, or anti-competitive, or stifling innovation. This is a case of the law punishing hard work and innovation.
So? Why does that make any difference? Are you saying that if you create something successful and it hits a certain sales threshold then you have to make changes?difference is there are more iphones sold in one year than there are xbox and playstations period
So? Why does that make any difference? Are you saying that if you create something successful and it hits a certain sales threshold then you have to make changes?
Right!..Tim said the same thing…Apple is still going to get paid one way or the other..Well, Google already showed how it could be done, by mandating that developers who use third party payment options still have to pay them a percentage of their earnings. So developers and users get their “choice”, while Apple still gets their cut.
And WHY do you think they’d be doing that? Just on a whim?it's not gonna be the government that scans your phone for undesirable pictures and text and censors things and redirects your web searches it's gonna be a corporation like apple
And WHY do you think they’d be doing that? Just on a whim?
No - it will be the government who’ll be pushing for it.
The same way we’re hearing noises from government about weaking encryption etc.
If you say so!![]()
How is the App Store being annoying?
yes that is absolutely important lmao
It's not a question of ignoring it. I'm just considering how this really impacts the consumer. Does it really matter if Apple does the payment processing on the App Store they created? How does that impact the consumer in reality?it's not just me. the EU considers having significant market impact to be a standard, the us considers market dominance to be a standard, how can you ignore something like that?
Facebook is not Apple. Facebook do what they do because they want to sell your data and make $$$$ off it.facebook does everything without the government, apple was gonna do csam scanning without the government, the government doesn't need to do anything for tech companies to usher in the next dystopia