> Most (if not all) of the restrictions on the App Store exist to protect users from app developers who prioritize their own greed over the rights of privacy an

> Most (if not all) of the restrictions on the App Store exist to protect users from app developers who prioritize their own greed over the rights of privacy and safety that Apple promises the users of the App Store. If Apple was about user protection then one would expect there to be a way for users to opt out of their safety sandbox if it didn't fit users needs. Their OS and store restrictions are about monetising the ecosystem as much as anything else, calling developers who try to circumvent the apple tax greedy while pretending Apple is doing this purely for user experience is some cognitive dissonance.