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They did for e-books, which they got sued for and lost. I believe they also used to have it for subscriptions to things like video services (i.e. if you offere
by mrkstu 8y ago
They did for e-books, which they got sued for and lost.
I believe they also used to have it for subscriptions to things like video services (i.e. if you offered a web price and a 'through the store' price, the store price couldn't be higher), but dropped it.
- ihuman 8y agoThey dropped it for video, but not audio?
- mrkstu 8y agoI don't believe they've kept it anywhere. But if Spotify sells through the App Store they'll lose all their profits to Apple's commission, to sell at the same price, or they'll have to charge appreciably more (at non-competitively high prices) for their app store customers (or raise prices everywhere and subsidize their customers acquired through the app store.)