I feel that Apple made a mistake. App store fees are on the unjustified side in the current spectrum of value assessment. The more reasonable approach is to f

I feel that Apple made a mistake. App store fees are on the unjustified side in the current spectrum of value assessment. The more reasonable approach is to figure out ways for customers to get more values from the platform, instead of extracting more efficiently. I bet this decision is some form of lower-to-middle level decision, without consulting Tim and his close subordinates. I would expect Tim and his close subordinates to be sensitive enough to at least not doing something so abruptly (not that it's not complying with the rules). I would guess this decision didn't even surfaced to VP level. AFAIK, VPs should be owning such sensitive decisions at Apple.