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What's the point of the walled garden to the end user if they don't use it to stop behavior like this? The entire pitch was that it allowed quality control. Wit
by SomeOldThrow 7y ago
What's the point of the walled garden to the end user if they don't use it to stop behavior like this? The entire pitch was that it allowed quality control. Without that it's just blatantly getting a cut of other people's work.
- dpkonofa 7y agoThe walled garden isn't some impenetrable fortress, though. It does allow quality control and that is shown time again and easily seen when you compare the Apple App Store against the Google Play store, for example. All Apple is verifying, though, is that the app is coming from who it says it's coming from. It's these companies themselves that are selling the data to third-party companies. Unless Apple can someone predict and detect this reliably for every app, the onus of responsibility should be on the companies and their developers, not on Apple.