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Did anyone else consider the "currency localization" bit silly? I mean, Apple can pull it off to sell songs for 0.99USD, 0.99UKP or 0.99EUR, respectively, but i
by sqrt17 16y ago
Did anyone else consider the "currency localization" bit silly? I mean, Apple can pull it off to sell songs for 0.99USD, 0.99UKP or 0.99EUR, respectively, but if my locale determines the currency, I'd rather read Japanese dates and pay 1000 Yen for something than read English dates and pay 1000 Pounds for the same thing. (roughly: 1000 Yen ~ 10$, 1000 Pounds ~ 1500$)
tl;dr: IMO, currency is an example where localization has to be server-side (exchange rates, sale taxes, yadda yadda ...)