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That's not an incentive, unfortunately. It's a means to an end. The end is the incentive.
by csallen 9y ago
That's not an incentive, unfortunately. It's a means to an end. The end is the incentive.
- philtar 9y agoMore profits through more apps sales. Come on..
- csallen 9y agoThose are ends (incentives), not means. And better customer service is a means, not an end. Presumably, Google doesn't care much about customer service in this instance, because they have a monopoly on app distribution, and therefore customer service won't meaningfully increase sales. Presumably.