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So, to paraphrase your argument using another recent example: "As others have said, the Amazon Kindle app browser redirect competes directly with Apple iBooks,
by evgen 16y ago
So, to paraphrase your argument using another recent example:
"As others have said, the Amazon Kindle app browser redirect competes directly with Apple iBooks, meaning Apple would lose money if they left it in place. Apple still needs money to function, just like everybody else. Their updated terms are to either disable the browser redirect, driving people to use iBooks, or to enable in-app book purchases and take a 30% cut."
I guess "unreasonable" is a somewhat flexible term in the community depending on the players involved...
- sethwoodworth 16y agoThat's not quite correct in this case, here's another example: "The Amazon Kindle app browser competes directly with Apple iBooks, meaning Apple would lose money if they left it in place. So Apple doesn't ship the Kindle app browser by default, but can easily be installed." Actually, it's easier than that. Banshee's store will be installed, you just have to enable it. So no, not the same thing.