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I only agree with the third point the author makes > Smaller apps will become part of social media and mobile wallet ecosystems. I find actually unbelievable
by EZ-E 8y ago
I only agree with the third point the author makes
> Smaller apps will become part of social media and mobile wallet ecosystems.
I find actually unbelievable that Apple and Google didn't crack down on it yet as it takes considerable control away from them.
Through iOS's WeChat for example, I can install and run mini-apps that effectively bypass any control or review scrutinity away from Apple. Not to mention about how all payements are processed thru these mega-apps, fully bypassing the in-app purchase system.
Could Apple even ban some of these big offending Mega-Apps like WeChat at this point? Probably not, as that would cripple their marketshare in China. So meanwhile they effectively host a third party app store competitor... in their app store.
- zeroname 8y agoWeChat in China is more important than Facebook is in the US. That's why they get away with it.