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Because it's an existential need for many people trying to run an online business? And because most Apple users don't actually know what the ramifications of r

Because it's an existential need for many people trying to run an online business? And because most Apple users don't actually know what the ramifications of ramifications of Apple's policies are and instead blame the app developers instead? And because Apple makes it a policy violation for apps to even inform the users about these policies? And because Apple makes it practically impossible to run apps on an iPhone any other way, with even personal use requiring a reinstall every 7 days or paying Apple 100 dollars a year? And because Apple's 30% extortion fee causes prices to rise across the board (including non-Apple users) because Apple makes it a policy violation to offer the same service cheaper on non-Apple devices, and ultimately somebody's got to foot the bill?

Razengan 6y ago
> Because it's an existential need for many people trying to run an online business? There's Android, Windows, Linux and the web. And for games, also the PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch. > And because most Apple users don't actually know what the ramifications of ramifications of Apple's policies are and instead blame the app developers instead? Developers can pull out of iOS and inform users to use Android etc. instead. > And because Apple makes it practically impossible to run apps on an iPhone any other way, with even personal use requiring a reinstall every 7 days or paying Apple 100 dollars a year? Users who want to do that can use Android etc. > And because Apple's 30% extortion fee Android, Windows, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Steam, Epic etc. have the same extortion.