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Here are some examples: https://appfairness.org/issues/anti-competition/ https://appfairness.org/issues/anti-competition/ > Apple has manipulated its rules and
by bobobob2 6y ago
Here are some examples: https://appfairness.org/issues/anti-competition/ https://appfairness.org/issues/anti-competition/
> Apple has manipulated its rules and policies to disadvantage Tile, a popular Bluetooth finding hardware and app developer, in favor of its competing Find My App.
> if a Kindle customer wants to purchase an ebook from the Kindle iPhone app, they’re met with a confusing situation: consumers can search for books, even read samples, but there’s no option to purchase. I
Both are worse for consumers.
- pb7 6y agoTake it up with Amazon. Kindle gets a free ride on the App Store because they do this. They could allow purchasing through the app but they choose not to because they don't want to give Apple a cut.