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Yes, but not on Android. On Android they have the same treatment as other apps. It’s hypocritical that they get to benefit from the more* level playing field i
by ViViDboarder 6y ago
Yes, but not on Android. On Android they have the same treatment as other apps.
It’s hypocritical that they get to benefit from the more* level playing field in the Play Store yet force others on their platform to a restrictive policy, but it doesn’t seem contradictory. They are following the Play Store policy and are asking developers in the App Store to follow their policy.
The real question is whether or not their policy is legal.