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Exactly. That means that an app that wants to offer a "rental" can continue to do so via an in-app link to another purchase process, and does not need to offer
by ianferrel 16y ago
Exactly. That means that an app that wants to offer a "rental" can continue to do so via an in-app link to another purchase process, and does not need to offer the same service (for the same price) in a way that Apple can get 30%.
The value proposition is pretty similar. Let's be honest. The chance that a kindle book is going to still work in 100 years is vanishingly slim. Might be unworkable marketing-wise, though.
- chc 16y agoThe new rules forbid linking to alternative purchase processes without allowing an in-app option.
- kenjackson 16y agoBut this isn't a purchase. It's a rental. Apple really needs to get crisper on this.