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But could it be that the extra 30% Apple charges goes partly towards curating apps and ensuring they work well and are reasonably secure? And that the high-spe
by smiley1437 6y ago
But could it be that the extra 30% Apple charges goes partly towards curating apps and ensuring they work well and are reasonably secure?
And that the high-spending consumer segment appreciates this?
- donor20 6y agoExactly this - I'm a "high spending" customer. Because they take pretty good care of their store, because there are no surprise auto-renewals and on and on I spend money freely - it's pretty safe to. I always seem to regret signing up for subscriptions elswhere. Did anyone have the myheritage fight - I did that 5 years ago - total nightmare. I mean - how is stuff like THAT legal (hadn't used service in a year, no notice prior to the renewal being billed), no way to get out of paying.
- cma 6y agoWe roughly know their profit margin on the App Store from corporate reporting though so seems unlikely to be any significant spending on curating, and a lot is to curate away competition like Steam's streaming that allowed PC game purchases to be remotely made through streaming your desktop and big picture mode.