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I would add to this that there is no way for developers to actually know what their sales are without depending on Apple APIs, there is no way to even communica
by makecheck 8y ago
I would add to this that there is no way for developers to actually know what their sales are without depending on Apple APIs, there is no way to even communicate with customers without Apple APIs, etc. Furthermore, Apple forces you to take out a short-term loan with them because they won’t pay you until some threshold is met every month or so (great, let me tell my web host to not charge fees this month). Sometimes they will not show you any numbers at all, even for history that you know is nonzero, if your app falls below threshold for awhile.
And these are completely unnecessary Apple dependencies.
- willio58 8y agoWhat would you suggest for knowing sales of apps without Apple's APIs? Basically all of these issues come from Apple requiring all apps to be sold through their store. For the end-user experience this has proved very good.